IP68 Smartphones Compared by Standardized Data

If IP68 is a requirement, a useful comparison should go beyond a simple list of phones carrying the same protection code. FactRated filters current smartphones to models whose documented canonical ingress-protection fields derive to IP68, then lets you compare the objective measurements that still differ between them.

The default view sorts eligible IP68 phones by standardized battery endurance, because runtime is a practical differentiator and one of the strongest observed search/comparison interests. You can also compare repairability, battery-cycle durability, drop resistance, software support and other standardized fields without turning them into one opaque score.

Comparison group: Current, published registrations in the same device category
Eligible models: 559 · Excluded because the ranking metric is unavailable: 0
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Order: Battery endurance — highest first, unavailable values last. Tied values share the same position. The displayed top percentage includes every model tied at that value. At least 30 comparable models are required for contextual positions.

559 results

Model identifierBattery enduranceIP ratingDeclared immersion depthRepeated free-fall reliability classBattery cyclesRepairability indexEnergy efficiency classCompare
189 h 42 minIP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.57B
189 h IP681 mB≥ 1,100 cycles3.27B
188 h IP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.7F
188 h IP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.7F
188 h IP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.7F
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CUBOT KINGKONG ES 5KINGKONG ES 5
187 h 45 minIP681.5 mB≥ 1,000 cycles3.6B
182 h 30 minIP681 mC≥ 7,300 cycles3.5A
182 h 30 minIP681 mC≥ 7,300 cycles3.5A
166 h 40 minIP681 mC≥ 6,400 cycles3.61B
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8849 TANK 5 ProTANK 5 Pro
166 h 40 minIP681 mC≥ 6,400 cycles3.61B
166 h 40 minIP681 mC≥ 6,400 cycles3.61B
166 h 40 minIP681 mC≥ 6,400 cycles3.61B
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 800 cycles3.24A
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mB≥ 1,100 cycles3.16D
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 800 cycles3.21A
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 1,400 cycles3.11B
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 1,400 cycles3.11B
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 1,000 cycles3.31B
166 h 39 minIP681.5 mA≥ 1,100 cycles3.13B
166 h 39 minIP682 mA≥ 1,000 cycles3.56A
166 h 39 minIP682 mA≥ 1,000 cycles3.56A
160 h 9 minIP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.57C
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Blackview XPLORE 1 Walkie TalkieXPLORE 1 Walkie Talkie
160 h 9 minIP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.57C
154 h 36 minIP681.5 mA≥ 800 cycles3.43C
154 h 8 minIP681 mA≥ 800 cycles3.57C

Data source: EPREL · Last updated: Sep 7, 2026

How this comparison works

FactRated derives the consumer IP code from the documented canonical solid- and water-ingress fields. It does not rely on a similarly named duplicate convenience string. Only models that derive cleanly to IP68 enter this table.

IP68 is the filter, not a hidden ranking score. The visible sort can change, and the page must always label the active sort. The initial/default sort is standardized battery endurance in minutes, rendered as hours/minutes. Missing values stay missing.

What IP68 does — and does not — tell you

The first digit describes protection against solid-particle ingress. The second digit describes water ingress under defined conditions. For IP68, the detailed immersion conditions can vary by model, so FactRated shows the registered immersion-depth information when available rather than assuming every IP68 phone carries an identical real-world water promise.

IP68 does not tell you:

Those are separate measurements or policies and should stay separate.

Why this page is not called “the best waterproof phones”

“Waterproof” is too broad, and a single overall winner would hide important trade-offs. FactRated uses the registered IP classification as an eligibility filter and then exposes the other comparable facts directly.

Frequently asked questions

Does IP68 mean every phone can be submerged to exactly the same depth?

No. Check the model-specific immersion information and manufacturer instructions where available. The IP code alone does not make every model's detailed condition identical.

Is IP68 the same as drop resistance?

No. Repeated free-fall reliability is a separate standardized durability measurement.

Why is battery endurance the default sort?

Because once the IP68 requirement is fixed, standardized runtime is a useful independent differentiator and matches strong consumer comparison intent. You can change the sort without changing the page's IP68 eligibility definition.

Does FactRated perform its own waterproofing tests?

No. FactRated normalizes and presents standardized registered product data; it does not claim to have performed proprietary waterproofing tests.

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Data source: EPREL · Last updated: Sep 7, 2026

Data source: EPREL · Last updated: Sep 7, 2026