(*)500 nits represents the standard mode. 2600 nits represents the brightness level in a specific high-brightness mode, which is used in bright light conditions. The camera screen's high-brightness mode can only be maintained for 10 minutes.

IP69K + MIL-STD-810H: WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T DO

A device with IP69K certification and passed tests according to the military standard MIL-STD-810H offers a superior level of resistance to high-pressure water, dust, shocks, vibrations, and extreme temperatures.

This US military standard evaluates a device's performance under demanding real-world use, although it doesn't guarantee indestructibility. Here are some tips for any device with IP69K and MIL-STD-810H certifications:

• Don't assume that the military standard allows for extreme impacts or drops from any height. The device is durable, but not unbreakable.
• Avoid exposing your smartphone to pressures, temperatures, or forces beyond the limits indicated by the manufacturer.
• Although it can withstand high-pressure water, do not submerge it for extended periods or manipulate buttons underwater or during direct jets.
• If the terminal has been in contact with fresh water, dry it carefully with a soft cloth.
• If it has been exposed to salt water, mud, chemicals, or any liquid other than fresh water, rinse it gently using fresh water and then dry it completely.
• Do not perform extreme tests with fire, deliberate impacts, or unnecessary drops just to demonstrate durability.
• Make sure all covers, guards, or seals are completely closed before exposing the device to dust, pressure, or moisture.
• Although it can withstand vibrations and demanding temperatures, avoid prolonged use on heavy machinery that exceeds certified ranges.