Check out the video below that offers a more humorous take on the Xperia Z’s water resistant features. Jesting aside, whilst many may not want to lick food off their handset, it shows the practical features that a water resistant phone can serve. Given how important a role smartphones play in our daily lives, we think all phones should have some kind of water resistance built in. Here’s to the future!
Want some baked beans with that Xperia Z? [Video]
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