Smart Saver SOS - Restores Water Damaged Electronics
Have these on hand for emergencies...After it happens, It's Too Late!

• SmartSaver™ helps save your smartphones, tablets or any other small portable electronic devices should they be affected by liquid.
• SmartSaver™ with its new SmartSaver™ Absorbency Pack has the ability to save your data and mobile device or small electrical device should you accidentally drop them into liquid by placing your product into the SmartSaver™ bag for up to 48 hrs depending on the device. As long as you have not tried to turn your phone on after taking it out of the liquid you will have a high chance of rescuing your device.

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This kit removes water/ moisture from immersed phones and tablets.
Smart Saver has been designed to restore portable electronic devices which have water damage.
Suitable for the following devices: Mobile Phones, Tablets, Cameras, DSLR's, Camcorders, MP3 Players, Watches, Bluetooth Headsets, USB Memory Sticks and other electronic devices up to 7" x 9.5" in Length.

Smart Saver SOS is a Small Price to Pay for Peace of Mind that You're Phone, Tablet, Electronic Device & Data is protected!
Have your Smart Saver SOS on hand as your lifeline to save your Phone or Tablet from Water Damage! After it happens, It's Too Late!

Smart Saver SOS restores damaged electrical products from water/liquid/moisture damage. Smart Saver SOS Is Designed to Rescue, Protect and Prolong the Lifespan of Electronics- Mobile Phones (Speaker& Microphone), Tablets, & Cameras Etc. Smart Saver comes with all the items necessary to save your device Anywhere, Anytime. Packaged in a Re-sealable Pouch. Smart Saver has been designed to restore portable electronic devices which have water damage. Regular use of Smart Saver can improve the life span of your device. Suitable for the following devices: Mobile Phones, Tablets, Cameras, DSLR’s, Camcorders, MP3 Players, Watches, Bluetooth Headsets, USB Memory Sticks and other electronic devices up to 7" x 9.5". Smart Saver has been tested with the Dublin Institute of Technology to have mobile phones and phones fully functioning from water damage or other liquid damage. Smart Saver SOS is a Small Price to Pay for Peace of Mind that You’re Phone, Tablet, Electronic Device & Data is protected!

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Smart Saver has been designed to restore portable electronic devices which have water damage.
Suitable for the following devices: Mobile Phones, Tablets, Cameras, DSLR’s, Camcorders, MP3 Players, Watches, Bluetooth Headsets, USB Memory Sticks and other electronic devices up to 7" x 9.5".
Smart Saver SOS is a Small Price to Pay for Peace of Mind that You’re Phone, Tablet, Electronic Device & Data is protected!
Have your Smart Saver SOS on hand as your lifeline to save your Phone or Tablet from Water Damage!
You & Your Phone are protected with Smart Saver!

Dropped your phone into water, mud, soup, beer, or even the toilet? Here's how you might be able to save it, without putting it into a bag of rice....

The longer your device stays underwater, the lower its chances of survival are.
How to fix a water damaged phone...
Turn it off ASAP!
Once the phone is out of the water, make sure it’s off and stays that way. Even if it seems okay… it is important to shut it off just in case. If the phone is still on, just shut it down. Those who still have a removable battery should take it off. Turning off the device ensures that water doesn’t reach and damage important phone parts while electronics are active. Water reaching operating components is more likely to cause permanent damage.

What not to do after you dropped a phone in water...
The following actions can mean the difference between a totaled phone or a survival story. You better be careful what you do. Before we jump into finding a solution, let’s try to prevent major failures you could cause.

Do not turn on the phone, as we already mentioned. Electrical components don’t play well with water when operating.
Don’t plug it in either! For the same reason.
Don’t press any keys. This can push water further into the phone. It’s best to mess with the phone as little as possible.
Don’t shake or blow into the device. This may also push water into deeper areas of the phone. Especially try to avoid blow driers — not only because of the blowing part, but also because of the following point.
Do not apply any heat to the phone. Remember, excessive heat can also damage the phone.
Don’t move the phone around too much. Same deal; you don’t want the water moving around inside the phone.

Disassemble the water damaged phone
Don’t mistake this step with "take the whole darn phone apart!". What we mean is that you should remove everything that is user-removable. If your back cover is removable, take it off. Similarly, try to remove the battery (if you can), SIM card, and SD card. Lay it all out on a paper towel. Most phones have no removable backs nowadays, but do what you can.

Try to dry the exterior...
We first have to try to get rid of all the excess water found in the exterior of your phone. Use a cloth or paper towel to dry out everything as much as you can. Just make sure you don’t mess with the phone too much. Gently dry everything out without moving things around too much. All this water can make its way inside the phone, which isn’t good news.

Open the SmartSaver™ bag and place your phone, tablet or electronic device along with any other affected accessory with the supplied "SmartSaver™ Absobency Pack" into the supplied re-sealable bag.

Reseal the bag, gently expelling any excess air. It's HIGHLY recommended you leave the device in the sealed bag for up to 48 hours (Absolute minimum of 8 hours). 

Remove your device from the bag, reattach the battery and any applicable accessories. Charge the device for a minimum of 4 hours before powering up the device. For tablets or other larger devices or if your device has been submerged for an extended time, It's HIGHLY recommended you leave the device in the sealed bag for up to 48 hours.

If it works, you have succeeded! Stay on the lookout for any odd behavior, though, at least for a few days. Also, test all the components. Make a call to see if the microphone and earphone work, test the speaker, etc.

Now, if the phone doesn’t work, it’s time to accept defeat and take it to a professional and see if it can be salvaged. You can also claim insurance if you have it. Not to sound like a doctor, but after this point we have really done everything we could. Sometimes you have to let the phone go.

Remember...Have these on hand for emergencies...After it happens,
It's Too Late!

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