What if you drop it in the sand?
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Sand is ok. As long as the door is not open; go to the ocean/hose/sink and wash it off. I have had this camera for a year, and it had survived my 8 now 9 year old.
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It should be fine.. You can take pictures underwater. It is sealed very well! It tells you in the manual what to do. Hope this helps.
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It will get sand on it. The camera is pretty well sealed and it likely won't get sand inside.
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It can probably keep out sand if it was completely zipped. It doesn't seem as if it was waterproof--maybe water resistant, but I definitely wouldn't expect it to resist more than a few drops of water.
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No electronic equipment holds up well to sand. Sand can get in the USB and sound jack. I think it can also find its way through the speaker cover. I treat it like a phone...no water and no sand.
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I'm not sure, but I don't think so. I only use it on cement. I would think you would sink in the sand.
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The balance pods have a small hole for air like the hole on a basketball. Water and sand would not go into the pods without damage.
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As picture shows, you can see an air pump next to it. It will arrive in the box flat and deflated. You will have to pump it yourself. So it's air. If it was sand you wouldn't be able to lift it, it's pretty big to be filled with sand
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I really don't know. It has bigger inflated tires so it might work in sand.
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I dropped mine several times, and nothing happened to it, or the items within it and most importantly it didn't crack open upon the impact. I hope that answered your question.
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yes. But this is not a good product. Mine came with a bunch of air inside which makes the sand get trapped and not work.
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No idea but I doubt it. It's on my key chain, so it has probably been hit by a drop or two, but I would never leave it outside when it is raining or, God forbid, immerse it in water
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if it lands on a flat surface yes. on the corner of a table no. I have dropped mine a lot of times and have had no problems
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I just dropped it in the sink - a couple of feet.I was not intending to go scuba diving with it.
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I don't think it would last one dip in the ocean or pool. if you can find a way to waterproof it, shrink wrap it in plastic, maybe something like that maybe would work. It would be the equivalent of any small electronic device being submerged in water.
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No this ball is not weighted by sand. You would have to buy a stand to put it on. It will roll away.
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Unsure about that due to the peg type end. To really secure it into sand/ soil, purchase a plastic mallet to pound it in the ground. It can be used as a normal umbrella. Check out the YouTube video to view.
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perfectly... we just took it to VA beach... there's an adapter with it that goes into the sand...
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I think if you did, the material would break down from the elements (sun&dirt) or by the foot traffic. Sand paper with adhesion might be a better option.