I know many people complain that there phone looks bent yet they place it on a flat surface and it isnt. What is it that makes it look bent? Is it the protruding camera? Maybe the screen not being flush with the casing or the position of the buttons on the side? Did anybody used to think there iPhone was bent only to place it on a surface and discover it to be flat?
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What about the iPhone 6 makes it look bent?
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Can't say I know of anyone that thinks their phone is bent (if it's not actually bent).
I think it's the camera sticking out. Mine wobbles when its on a flat surface and the camera sticks out some on the one side.
Maybe it's my OCD, but I always thought my Verizon iPhone 6 Plus looked slightly bent, though it didn't wobble on a table. Perhaps it was all the news at the time about "bendgate" making me a hypochondriac about my phone!
I got a new 6 Plus when I had to switch to AT&T, looks perfectly normal checking it out right now.
I got a new 6 Plus when I had to switch to AT&T, looks perfectly normal checking it out right now.
Lay it down flat on a surface (Screen down). If it will rock back and forth I have news for you. If not, respring and check for any updates.
I know no one who thinks their iPhone is bent. You must travel with a difference "crowd" of people than I do.
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i actually think the eye is not being fooled. and the phone is bent, however very slightly. this is what the eye is picking up.
but when you put it on a table you can't necessarily see where its actually bend, or even put a piece of paper under it, because the actual degree (amount) of bend is not that much. but i actually think your eye is picking up the clues correctly.
a 1 degree of bend could be picked up by the eye, but still apparently lie flat on a table if the middle is bent but the ends even out.
i actually think the eye is not being fooled. and the phone is bent, however very slightly. this is what the eye is picking up.
but when you put it on a table you can't necessarily see where its actually bend, or even put a piece of paper under it, because the actual degree (amount) of bend is not that much. but i actually think your eye is picking up the clues correctly.
a 1 degree of bend could be picked up by the eye, but still apparently lie flat on a table if the middle is bent but the ends even out.