I tried to bend one in stores. The plus solid!
look at this video. This guy makes it look so easy to bend, either that or he is freakishly strong. I think choosing the correct pivot point is they key, I imagine Apple stores are going to have trouble keeping the display models straight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP1vx5L4F4o
I received my iPhone 6 Plus 64GB spacegray at about 3pm on Friday and set it up, but haven't worn it out that day, so it wasn't in my pocket.
Yesterday, I left at 10am with the iPhone in my left FRONT pocket of my suit pants. I drove 4 hours to a wedding, which also involved a lot of sitting during dinner etc but also 2-3 hours of dancing. I left at 2am and went to bed, driving home 4 hours back.
So in total, the 6 Plus was about 18 hours in my pocket while sitting mostly.
As I lay it on the coffee table and sat down on the couch to relax from the drive (yes, sitting again ), I saw the reflection of the window in the iPhones slightly distorted. Now I lay it flat with the display side on the table, take a look.
Maybe at 5.5" it is too thin?
I tried to bend one in stores. The plus solid!
I seen it. He bends the Samsung opposite way which is stronger.
I'm confused, which Apple OS issues and device defects are you referring to? What was you or your friends bad experience with an Apple genius? If you want help in the Apple community, don't charge in comparing it to Microsoft, otherwise your are just asking to be chastised.
I tried to bend one in stores. The plus solid!
I'm confused, which Apple OS issues and device defects are you referring to? What was you or your friends bad experience with an Apple genius? If you want help in the Apple community, don't charge in comparing it to Microsoft, otherwise your are just asking to be chastised.
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OMG what a scandal! My frying pan is defective, it should NEVER bend like this...
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Really? There's a story on the frickin front page right now of Apple customers receiving settlement checks from a lawsuit because Apple was telling customers it was their fault when it was a faulty water sensor. That customers had to sue for refunds even after the sensor was found to be unreliable says a lot...
Yeah, its a SETTLEMENT not a conviction. Apple wasn't found guilty of anything. If anything 3M is at fault but I doubt that. They design their water indicator specifically for electronic devices which they state requires liquid water to change color and indicate water damage. Apple did not break any of their warranty contracts and they have clearly stated environmental operation requirements for their devices. And before you go saying, "why would they settle if they weren't guilty?" Why would they fight against their customers? They settled to make their customers happy, and took further actions to make sure it doesn't happen again. Closing statements anyone?
Yeah, its a SETTLEMENT not a conviction. Apple wasn't found guilty of anything. If anything 3M is at fault but I doubt that. They design their water indicator specifically for electronic devices which they state requires liquid water to change color and indicate water damage. Apple did not break any of their warranty contracts and they have clearly stated environmental operation requirements for their devices. And before you go saying, "why would they settle if they weren't guilty?" Why would they fight against their customers? They settled to make their customers happy, and took further actions to make sure it doesn't happen again. Closing statements anyone?
I expect the same response for this bending issue. Apple will replace/refund the devices that are bent but not over stressed to keep customers happy. But after a bout of that, they won't leave any reason for people to continue getting replacements.
Did you even read the article?
https://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/30/liquid-damage-settlement-checks/
3M admitted the sensors were faulty and Apple even made changes to add physical inspection before denying coverage, but they made the people who were forced to pay out of pocket go to court to get their money back.
Oh, and it was civil court, so I'm not sure wtf you're bringing up 'convictions' for. The settlement came 4 years after they were made aware of the flaw in the sensor and a year and a half after the suit was filed. Their hand was forced and they put off doing the right thing until it was clear they couldn't win.
Their hand was forced and they put off doing the right thing until it was clear they couldn't win.
Maybe in the next lot Apple will fix it. These are all early lots which we all bought.
Thank god mine hasn't bent yet. The only complaint I have is with iOS 8. I was expecting much more but little bits and pieces of upgrades they put are really not going to cut it. My brother bought HTC M8 and playing around with that and then my 6+, there is a big noticeable gap. I mean, I paid $1000+ for my phone so I at least expect it compete with a $500 M8. Honestly I think I'm getting more attracted to shift to Android. And this is coming from a 5+ year iPhone user.Fix what? Gullibility? Because the phones aren't broken.
Thank god mine hasn't bent yet. The only complaint I have is with iOS 8. I was expecting much more but little bits and pieces of upgrades they put are really not going to cut it. My brother bought HTC M8 and playing around with that and then my 6+, there is a big noticeable gap. I mean, I paid $1000+ for my phone so I at least expect it compete with a $500 M8. Honestly I think I'm getting more attracted to shift to Android. And this is coming from a 5+ year iPhone user.
Thank god mine hasn't bent yet. The only complaint I have is with iOS 8. I was expecting much more but little bits and pieces of upgrades they put are really not going to cut it. My brother bought HTC M8 and playing around with that and then my 6+, there is a big noticeable gap. I mean, I paid $1000+ for my phone so I at least expect it compete with a $500 M8. Honestly I think I'm getting more attracted to shift to Android. And this is coming from a 5+ year iPhone user.