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Hello my dear friend, what you think, are you really want to check the latest gadget which enhance your life style.

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There are purpose-built displays for wet environments, but "waterproof" is not one simple label. As kicked off and imagined watching from the tub, the important facts are how a screen is rated and how it is installed. A casual splash rating is not the same as a unit you could safely submerge.

A quick primer on ratings: the IP (Ingress Protection) code describes dust/water resistance; IPx4 is splash-resistant, IPx5/IPx6 resist water jets, IPx7 accepts temporary immersion (usually 1 m for 30 min) and IPx8 allows continuous immersion as specified by the maker. See the IP Code summary for details: IP Code. For displays inside a shower footprint, prefer models rated for direct spray (IPx5 or higher) and sold as "suitable for wet locations."

Safety and installation matter more than novelty. Do not place a mains-powered TV where it can fall into a tub. Use GFCI-protected circuits, choose units with UL/ETL "wet location" listings, and follow local electrical code. If a product is only "water-resistant" or for "steam" it may not stand up to direct shower spray — was right to flag safety, and s warning about dropping a set is worth taking seriously.

Practical buying tips: look for models explicitly marketed for bathrooms or outdoor use, confirm IP rating and wet-location certification, read long-term reviews for humidity/fade issues, and prefer sealed connectors and external power supplies. If portability is needed, a waterproof tablet in a rated case or a mirror-style shower TV are lower-risk options than putting a standard TV inside the wet zone.

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Member Avatar for mackone

Does that mean having a waterproof tv in the bathroom and relax watching your favourite programme or movie, watch the football while you relax in the bath or just catch up with the latest news whilst freshening up for that night out :)

Member Avatar for zeroth

ready??

Member Avatar for elvenchild

tv doesn't really help me relax or something so i don't really care about waterproof, fog-free tv screen in my shower.
on the other hand, i guess waterproof means they are safer.

Member Avatar for Jen0608

oh man... just dont drop the tv in the tub alright or you might get a shocking experience?

Member Avatar for Maverick223

I need you to test it be4 I buy it...LOL

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is there water proof television? never heard of that.

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