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We hope you are never in a situation where your costliest Galaxy device to date gets hit by water, or any liquid for that matter, but yes, if you are reading this, it probably means your device has already taken some hit, and now you’re keen to verify it. If you see white color, there is no water damage on your device.

If you see red or pink color in there, your device has taken water damage.

While, if you’re unlucky, you’ll see pink or red color, which simply means that there has been liquid/water damage on your Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge. White color indicates that your device is safe, and there is no liquid/water damage.

Look for the indicator, which is by default in white color, and is not metal of course. Simply check out the inner portion for its color. You don’t need a torch for this, and you don’t have to look any deep either for this. In order to check whether water damage, simply open the SIM tray of your Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge, and look on the inside. Every OEM these days ships its Android phones and tablet with such identification measures pre-installed, and the S6 and S6 Edge are no exception. There is a very simple way to identify whether your Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 Edge has been bit damaged by liquid, which is most probably water.