The iPhone 5 had a bend problem and so did the 5s. Apple did not fix either one.
I would persist until you get it replaced and then immediately place it for sale without using it. Get out while you can.
Rightly so.
What is stopping me from opening one of these threads to and say I bended my iPhone? Specially if my post does not contain few pics showing the bend (and when I say few pics I don't mean the ones you get from Google search)
my original 6+ was in a nice wood backed rigid case, had it for 2 weeks and it got bent somehow. i couldnt beleive it either.
i went to the apple store here in town, showed it to the tech, he talked with his manager, and i got a new 6+ in 1 day. wasn't really hard to do, just talked to the guy for 10 minutes. no apple care, no nothing.
Then you will wait until the iPhone 7 because Apple is not going to fix it. The iPhone 5 had a bend problem and so did the 5s. Apple did not fix either one.
Exactly. I am not sure why everyone just takes these post as absolute truth. Also if there is any real weight behind this issue, it surely can be proven with some testing.
IMHO the number of 'reported bending' vs phones sold don't point to a design issue. And the simple fact that there hasn't been one proven case of an iPhone bending magically without some some force being applied makes all these threads suspect.
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Really. That seems contrary to this guys experience.
Because there are people out there (and am not saying OP is one of them) who open this kind of thread for the pleasure of trolling.
If you wanted to share your phone bending experience and took your time to open a thread, then finding a way of taking a pic of your bended phone does not seem like the hardest thing on the world. Just saying.
The Apple Store wasn't willing to provide a replacement on-site?
My guess sis that IF Apple decides there's an issue and decides to give everyone free replacements, you'll end up getting reimbursed for whatever you end up paying out of pocket for this repair. IF they decide that. it's definitely happened before, particularly with Macs that had faulty GPUs or bad SSDs, and the free case program for the iPhone 4.
Here is my phone. Had to use my ipad mini to upload these
Thanks and sorry four doubting you. I would add these photos on your first post if I was you. Hope you get it sorted with Apple's customer service.
Yeah I know another bent iPhone thread. Well I had to share my experience.
I got my iPhone 6 on release day. Since then it has been in a very protective case. Yesterday I see that my iPhone is bent and I couldn't believe it. I like many of you thought that everyone who had a bent iPhone was either a troll or used excessive force. Well I can honestly tell you that I babied this phone from the very beginning. I have had every single iPhone since they have been released and have never had any screens broken or any bending. But my 6 is bent. I went to the apple store today and they told me it was accidental damage and I wasn't eligible for replacement. They told me to call customer service and see what they say. They told me all they can do is have me send in my phone and let them look at it. I am beyond mad. I paid very good money for a phone that bent and I honestly don't know why. Everyone's phone that is bent is bent in the exact same spot. How can Apple say that is just a coincidence?
My question is what should I do? Send it in and be without a phone for a week or two or just live with my bent phone? Do you think Apple will ever recognize this is a problem and actually start replacing phones like mine?
People just attack because they don't want to feel inferior about their really expensive purchase. I understand but it still really bothers me as people should be able to come here to share a story that should be heard, without being doubted at every corner.
Apple for sure reads these forums and it helps to bring attention to the issue. I guess it is personal for me too because thanks to those who posted the issues I have passed this version and hope it to be fixed in the next.
And yes I trust those who post the issues even without a picture. There has been enough evidence that it is true. Not all of us get caught up in a corporate marketing war and feel everyone is out to sabotage the other side. People are here who just like gadgets and want to talk about them.
and you ignored all the happy satisfied posters.
How can you say it is not a design issue? That is mind blowing. They are all bending in THE exact same place.
You know what, nevermind. Don't answer with the same nonsense. The ignore button will be a much better answer for me.
My 6 hasn't bent and never will because I have it in ****** case!!!
No I ignored the naysayers saying it is not possible. Happy to hear those who doesn't bend for them. But I am not going to listen to someone who says it is possible or demands proof it can bend in a pocket. The proof is all over these forums.
Edit. And the only people I have ignored at this point are surf monkey and kdparker. They are obviously defending the brand and listen to no reason. That and I am fairly certain they are the same person.
If you bothered to use the miniscule amount of patience necessary to read, you would have noted that the original poster was using a case.
Wrong. Look at his photo again. His bend is in the middle of the phone, not near the volume rockers as in many other photos out there. So it did not bend near the so called weak point.