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*The Xperia™ M4 Aqua Dual is waterproof and protected against dust as long as you follow a few simple instructions: all attached covers are firmly closed; you can’t take the phone deeper than 1.5m of water and for longer than 30 minutes; and the water should be fresh water. Casual use in chlorinated pools is permitted provided it’s rinsed in fresh water afterwards. No seawater and no salt water pools. Abuse and improper use of device will invalidate warranty. The phone has an Ingress Protection rating of IP65 and IP68. To see what this means and for more information see
www.sonymobile.com/durability. Do note that the Xperia™ M4 Aqua Dual has a capless USB port to connect and charge your smartphone. The USB port needs to be fully dried up before charging if the phone has been exposed to water. **Battery life claim was measured against Sony Mobile Communications AB’s one-day profile that had been defined in September 2014 to represent the typical smartphone user’s active condition including but not limited to a range of usage scenarios (calling, texting, web browsing, social networking, game playing, music listening, picture taking and browsing, online video watching and video recording and playback) Icons and images are simulated and for illustrative purposes only. Sony is a trademark or registered trademark of Sony Corporation. Android, Google Chrome and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc. PlayStation is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. ©2015 Sony Mobile Communications Inc. All rights reserved.
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