According to Consumer Reports tests the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active, reinforced version of the smartphone company, it does not exceed the endurance test immersed in water
Consumer reports conducted some tests on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active, USA exclusive reinforced version, more resistant to shocks and, like other Galaxy S7, water resistant, but $ 100 more expensive: the two units of Samsung Galaxy S7 Active tested by the most prestigious associations of US consumers, contrary to expectations, showed a poor water resistance malfunction due to immersion. According to a statement from Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active is equipped with the IP68 certification, which should allow you to immerse the device up to 30 minutes and up to 1.5 meters deep. In Consumer Reports tests the screen has suffered from some obvious green halos, the touchscreen has stopped responding and have appeared some internal bubbles at the camera. For this reason, the head decides it can not recommend the device to its readers. the reasons according to Consumer Reports are due to finishing issues, which should in theory be the strength of the Active version, designed specifically for aT & T in the US right to resist water and also to falls. The Galaxy S7 Active – according to Samsung – also should in fact withstand drops on a flat surface falls to a height of one meter and a half, but Consumer Reports did not test this claim. SquareTrade had already tested prior statements that the same Samsung Galaxy Galaxy S7 and S7 edge (standard version) would be resistant to water and diving; Also in this case the Samsung smartphone had not passed completely SquareTrade tests, as they exceeded those of Consumer Reports. 
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