Not that it would really make any difference, but being water resistant does not mean "resist heavy rain for 4 hours". Basically, if someone does not really understand the specification tests for the IPX standard, with time you will understand that water resistant is really basically not much. Being waterproof for me, under the IPX standard is the minimum I would consider to be "relaxed" under any daily weather conditions (and I am not considering going into unsalted water).

Anyways, how many go under the shower with their watches? pretty normal no (which is not for IPX water-resistant conditions)? And how many of you just wanna wash your car, or bike or dishes... same thing!

All the above are not situations considered to resist water. Yes it works and your device keeps working... but eventually it will not. Plus warranty will not cover too.

The reason I hate it so much is mostly because it's all about the money. The tests for higher ratings are much more costly and therefore, harder to achieve profit with cheap products.

It will change one day... once nothing that IS NOT waterproof, is basically that much valuable. Just like the thing about "wireless Ethernet" and "cordless devices".