Jason Robins
Lurker
Hi All,
I dropped my Samsung Galaxy S5 down the toilet
- The water came off quite easily but I think the impact may of damaged the phone, I don't want to be ripped off or given the wrong advice in a local phone shop so I was hoping someone could please offer me some support.
When I first dropped the phone, the battery instantly said it was dead (when a charger was plugged in) and even though previously it was on 70%. The phone then powered up by itself while charging after a minute and now the battery was 60%. The back and option buttons now constantly press themselves if the phone is elevated or rotated in the slightest (I have to use it on a desk), if I do pick it up the battery goes down so fast (but I think that may be something to do with the back/option buttons pressing themselves.
Is there any data I can provide to help diagnose this?
Many Thanks in advance for your support!
I dropped my Samsung Galaxy S5 down the toilet
- The water came off quite easily but I think the impact may of damaged the phone, I don't want to be ripped off or given the wrong advice in a local phone shop so I was hoping someone could please offer me some support.When I first dropped the phone, the battery instantly said it was dead (when a charger was plugged in) and even though previously it was on 70%. The phone then powered up by itself while charging after a minute and now the battery was 60%. The back and option buttons now constantly press themselves if the phone is elevated or rotated in the slightest (I have to use it on a desk), if I do pick it up the battery goes down so fast (but I think that may be something to do with the back/option buttons pressing themselves.
Is there any data I can provide to help diagnose this?
Many Thanks in advance for your support!