Ejecting water from the phone is possible in most cases, so long as you are patient.
We will go through some ways to eject water from the phone’s speaker.
Both Android and iOS apps to eject water are included in the article.
Even though most mid-to-high-end phones come with some form of water resistance, none of them are guaranteed to protect your phone from water damage. Accidentally or coincidentally, it could happen to anyone. And so, if you are on that unfortunate day and you want to get the water out of your phone, let’s see how you can do that. Even if you want just to be prepared for that ill-fated day, this guide could prove useful.
Before we begin, here are some prerequisites to follow:
- The headphones must not be connected to the device.
- Turn up the volume to the max.
- The speaker should be facing downwards.
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How To Eject Water From Your iPhone Using Siri Shortcut
- On your iPhone, go to the Water Eject shortcut
How To Eject Water From Your iPhone Using The Sonic App
- You can download the Sonic app from Apple App Store.
- It is a multi-purpose app that creates sounds from 0Hz to 25KHz. But for the task at hand, you have a dedicated option that plays a particular audio frequency to eject moisture from the speaker cavity.
How To Eject Water From Your Android Phone Using The Fix My Speakers Or Super Speaker Cleaner App
- In the Fix My Speakers app, you can select the Auto method to play a frequency automatically selected by the system for a certain duration. The Manual way needs you to choose the frequency level and once it starts playing, it is up to you to stop the playback.
- The Super Speaker app also works similarly. You can try any of them.
If nothing else works, we advise you to go the old-school way of inserting the phone into a bag full of rice. It’s a tried and true method and might help you.
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