IPX8: <\/strong>IPX8 offers stronger protection than IPX7. If a device comes with the IPX8 rating, it is protected against a long-time immersion in water in more than one meter of depth.<\/p>\nIf you are searching for a smartwatch with robust water-resistant capacity, you can opt for one with the IPX8 rating. Moreover, when it comes to performance an IPX8 smartwatch exceeds one with the IPX7 rating.<\/p>\n
You can also get some low budget smartwatches like Xiaomi Amazfit Bip with IPX8 Rating.<\/p>\n
IPX9K: <\/strong>Having the IPX9K rating means boasting protection against high-temperature water jets and water pressure. The parameter should be 14 to 16 liters of water per minute with a distance of 3.9 to 5.9 inches.<\/p>\nHowever, the best IP ratings for smartwatches are IP67 and IP68. A smartwatch with the IP67 rating means it can resist water when it is dropped into the water up to the depth of 1.5m for 30 minutes. When it comes to IP68, it offers the same level of protection for up to 1.5m water depth. Even smartwatches with the IP67 and IP68 ratings also come with dust resistance.<\/p>\n
<\/span>What about ATM Rating<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\nATM ratings are getting prominence nowadays when it comes to buying smartwatches and fitness trackers. Hence, you should also check the ATM rating of your shortlisted smartwatch along with its IP rating. The standard pressure at sea level is represented by 1 ATM. For instance, if a smartwatch features an ATM rating of 3, it can withstand a depth pressure of 30 meters.<\/p>\n
Wrapping Up<\/strong><\/p>\nIf you want to buy a smartwatch, it is better to opt for one with a higher IP rating, preferably IP67 or IP68. You don\u2019t know when your smartwatch unknowingly comes into contact with water. Hence, choose your smartwatch wisely.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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