GX620 TOWER P4 DELL Final
I rarely submit product reviews, mainly because I believe that in the confines of the monetary system, my research into product durability has a monetary value and thus I shouldn’t give it away for free. However, in this case, I’m going to offer my report on this product because it saved my phones life.
I went for a 4 mile hike on a local green belt in my area with my girlfriend and decided to take my phone with me because I was expecting a call. I have a sturdy belt made of recycled materials that I attached the phone clip to for transport. The belt was securely fasted and when I say it’s sturdy, I mean It’s industrial strength material that I use when welding or other construction work. Along the walk I received a couple of calls and then placed the phone securely back into the clip.
About ¾ of the way through the hike, we stopped to allow my dog to take a drink from a stream along the green belt. As I approached the stream just walking normally, I stopped in a normal non abrasive way, the phone simply decided to exit the phone clip. It literally just flopped right out of the clip and fell into the stream. Because of the commotion with the dog in the stream, I didn’t notice that the phone had fallen out. I remember seeing a splash of water out of the corner of my eye, but I just assumed it was a rock or something that was knocked loose by the dog’s activities.
After about 10 seconds of watching the dog, I proceeded to look down into the stream, at which time I noticed that my phone was resting peacefully face down in the water. Clearly surprised and shocked, I quickly picked up the phone and began to dry it off. I proceeded to remove the OutterBox Defender case to examine the phone more closely and ensure that no water had managed to see into undesirable places. Water had managed to seep into the main proprietary connection port at the base of the phone as well as in the speaker holes.
I tapped the phone on my pant leg a few times to attempt to remove the wat
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