📱 Device Guides
Water Damage Recovery by Device
Device-specific guides for AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad, MacBook, and more.
Key Takeaways
- Each Apple device has different water resistance. AirPods Pro: IPX4, Apple Watch: WR50, MacBook: none
- Apple Watch has built-in water ejection. Other devices need manual drying
- Universal rule: power off, wipe dry, air dry. Never use rice or hair dryers
AirPods Water Damage
First aid and drying methods when your AirPods get wet
Apple Watch Water Eject
How the built-in water eject feature works and how to use it
iPad Water Damage
What to do when your iPad gets wet and repair options
MacBook Water Damage
Emergency steps when you spill liquid on your MacBook
Frequently Asked Questions
No. iPhones have IP68, AirPods Pro have IPX4, Apple Watch has WR50, and MacBooks have no water resistance at all.
Apple Watch with WR50 rating can be used for shallow-water activities. Use Water Lock mode and eject water afterward.
Power off immediately, wipe dry with a soft cloth, and air dry for at least 5 hours. Never use rice or hair dryers.