VR-VY keys are in fact waterproof.

[Haydz]

last night i couldnt find my keys.

i searched everywhere. and it just so happened that they went through the washing machine. and hey it survived and still works. i was expecting to have to **** around getting a new one and waste another 80 bucks.


just thought id let you guys know. dont test your key just in case its not as good as mine. but if an accident does occur your key should be fine

[TVR-190]

typical Haydz, i was expecting you to say you managed to lose them in the ocean...

[HamaTime™]

lolz...good to know that though

[Haydz]

well as long as you dont have broken buttons. lol

[betts]

I've taken my key for a good swim in the ocean before and it worked fine afterwards, but would't recommend it on a regular basis haha, good to hear yours made it out alive. I will need a new one soon, but they are so bloody expensive!

[SAV_117]

i would not use it straight after

[betts]

Nah I didnt, but nonetheless...

[VrWagz1]

They arnt water proof, but from memory of seeing inside one i dont think there is anything in there that will be drastically affected by water ingress. They are extra low voltage and are mainly an ic and a few other small solid components. I wouldnt recommend it but yes your key has a good chance of surviving.

[NORTI]

however the contacts will prob rust.... so I would get a new one for when it does die, so your not stranded

[nemesis_adrasteia]

mine came for a swim at the beach one day cos i was hungover as and i didnt remember to take them out of my pocket but they worked later that day cant say as much for my phone there XD

[sxy-tme]

there not water proof may work for a bit after being in water but wouldnt last more that a few weeks if spend a while in the water

[Sabbath']

I think "Water Resistant" would be a better term to use.

Also the heat really starts to get to them after a while. Left the remote out in the sun on a 38* day, wouldnt unlock the doors. But as soon as it cooled down it was fine.