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I'd bet that every 6+ owner on this forum is constantly looking at their phone for bends. Oh crap it was in my pocket, got to find a level surface. You know it's true. Oh and if you do find it bent, well you'll never admit it.
 
I'd bet that every 6+ owner on this forum is constantly looking at their phone for bends. Oh crap it was in my pocket, got to find a level surface. You know it's true. Oh and if you do find it bent, well you'll never admit it.


Nope.

I do check it's beautiful 5.5in screen all the time.

Truly amazing!!!!
 
You have to hold it with both hands apply a 2 point force with your thumbs at the back of the phone and at the same a twisting moment to both ends of the iPhone with the palm of your hands.

Normal usage for a fandroid didn't you know?

So I'm holding it wrong?? :confused:

I find it fascinating :) I love kale and romanesco cauliflower! Mmmmmm where do you work??

My family farm in the UK. We grow organic veg for a big national box scheme. My phone's get a lot of use but the only time I've ever smashed a screen was when my 3G fell out of the top pocket of my boiler suit when I bent down to put my boots on. Sometimes they're in cases, sometimes not. Depends which way the wind is blowing....
 
I completely Agree with you 100% - The kids are nowhere near as strong as the adults bending these phones in other videos. In my opinion they did nothing criminal here. There is a global rumor now that these phones bend and the kids are consumer and have every right to test the product as they see fit if its offered on display to test.

What should be the topic of discussion here is not prosecuting a couple of kids but more so that a couple of kids were able to bend a premium device that claims to be made of the finest materials in the world and super durable.

:eek:

Are you INSANE!!!!!!!!! So if I take a test drive in a brand new car and I decide that I want to see how well the airbags work, I am within my right to crash the car to force them to deploy? Because that is what I am getting out of your dumb@$$ statement.

There is a big difference between testing the device (car) as it is intended to be used rather than destroying it just to appease your childish desires.
If you want to do that, buy the device (car) and do what you want with it. Then it is yours to do what you want, how you want.

Until then, the device (car) is the company's (dealership's) property.

Apparently you've never heard the old saying "you break it, you buy it". If the product is used in a way other than what is identified/acceptable by the manufacturer then you forfeit the ability to return/replace the product.

You have to apply over 70+ lbs of pressure to the the 6/6+ to bend these phones. I don't know what you all are doing or how you have these phone in your pockets to create over 70/90 lbs of pressure. Go to a gym and pick up a 30 pound weight. Would you want to put that 30 pounds on top of your phone, whether it be an iPhone, S4, S5, Note 3, Note 4, etc.... I am sure probably not. Now if that 30 lbs seems heavy, consider you still need to add, 40/60 more pounds of pressure to the phone to bend it. Just saying.

Apparently your parents must have sucked at raising you if this is an example of your morals.
 
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Magically ooooooooh spooky!

LOL

Could be ghosts. Ghosts are jerks that way.

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What I truly love about this phone is the feel of solidity. Screen edges rounds off to a beautiful aluminium back.

All seamless

None of that flimsy cheap plastic like the Samsung S5 back cover.
 
Of course they are. They're kids, what do you expect? I used to throw rocks at the windows of mills when I was young. Since then I've grown up, as they will do.
 
These are young kids without a lot of muscle power--not that people have much muscle power in their hands to begin with.

Young kinds easily break things all the time. This is why there are debates on these and other forums, Apple and Android and anything else, debating whether young children should be entrusted with a smartphone.

One doesn't need to be an adult with muscles to bend aluminum. This hasn't changed for the past few years that iPhones and other phones have been made this way. The real question here is: when did it become an expectation that it should be completely okay to deliberately try to fold a device not meant to be folded, and then freak out when that causes it to break?


I completely Agree with you 100% - The kids are nowhere near as strong as the adults bending these phones in other videos. In my opinion they did nothing criminal here. There is a global rumor now that these phones bend and the kids are consumer and have every right to test the product as they see fit if its offered on display to test.

So it's okay then for me to take your phone and dunk it in a glass of water? I'm testing your phone's ability to resist water damage, because there's this global rumor going around that some phones might stop working if they get wet. And if it breaks, well, that's your fault for having a phone that isn't waterproof. I'd be doing nothing that makes me liable for that damage, since it's my right as a consumer to test that sort of thing, isn't it?
 
So it's okay then for me to take your phone and dunk it in a glass of water? I'm testing your phone's ability to resist water damage, because there's this global rumor going around that some phones might stop working if they get wet. And if it breaks, well, that's your fault for having a phone that isn't waterproof. That's my right as a consumer to test that sort of thing, isn't it?

If apple claims its waterproof, then yes its reasonable to test it. If apple claims t requires 90lbs of force to bend, testing it at the store with much less than 90lbs of force should be considered "testing the manufactures claim"
 
I bought a new car today. I'm going to crash it into a wall to see if the airbags deploy. :rolleyes:

You car will also have crumble points, so yeah it will bend, though how is this relevant to the iphone that is not suppose to bend???
 
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