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Has Your iPhone 6 Plus Bent?

  • Yes

    Votes: 1 6.7%
  • No, But It Will Do Sooner Or Later

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • No, But It Might Do

    Votes: 5 33.3%
  • No, It Will Never Bend

    Votes: 9 60.0%

  • Total voters
    15
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Konvictz

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwACxFrl5-E

This video shows many many more iPhone 6 plus which has bent.

Its barely been 1 month yet the bend iPhone numbers keep on rising. How many of our phones will bend in the coming months? Especially considering these phones are meant to last years.

I use my iPhone without a case and screen protector, I dont see why Apple spend millions to make a device thin, then I have to beef it up with a case because they couldnt get the structural rigidity right.

I unfortunately am forced to check if my iPhone 6 Plus has bent everyday, its one of those things where you know theres a real possibility. And the reports keep increasing.

The worrying thing is that people now apparently being forced to pay a lot of money to get their bent phones fixed or replaced by Apple.

This is outrageous.

People are using their iPhone Plus like they have used every other iPhone and other devices like Samsungs, yet this is the first phone to bend, without even trying.

9 cases of bent phones? Apple have done a good job keeping this quiet.

And seriously who on earth was in charge of the consumer reports experiment with the iPhone 6 Plus? It doesnt take a genius to know that 100% cases of the bent iPhones structural failure occurred near the volume buttons so who the hell decided it would be a good idea to test the strongest part of the phone, where there is good energy dispersion?

Seriously.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwACxFrl5-E

This video shows many many more iPhone 6 plus which has bent.

Its barely been 1 month yet the bend iPhone numbers keep on rising. How many of our phones will bend in the coming months? Especially considering these phones are meant to last years.

I use my iPhone without a case and screen protector, I dont see why Apple spend millions to make a device thin, then I have to beef it up with a case because they couldnt get the structural rigidity right.

I unfortunately am forced to check if my iPhone 6 Plus has bent everyday, its one of those things where you know theres a real possibility. And the reports keep increasing.

The worrying thing is that people now apparently being forced to pay a lot of money to get their bent phones fixed or replaced by Apple.

This is outrageous.

People are using their iPhone Plus like they have used every other iPhone and other devices like Samsungs, yet this is the first phone to bend, without even trying.

9 cases of bent phones? Apple have done a good job keeping this quiet.

And seriously who on earth was in charge of the consumer reports experiment with the iPhone 6 Plus? It doesnt take a genius to know that 100% cases of the bent iPhones structural failure occurred near the volume buttons so who the hell decided it would be a good idea to test the strongest part of the phone, where there is good energy dispersion?

Seriously.

Seriously? Stop with the videos. And the new threads every single day.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwACxFrl5-E

This video shows many many more iPhone 6 plus which has bent.

Its barely been 1 month yet the bend iPhone numbers keep on rising. How many of our phones will bend in the coming months? Especially considering these phones are meant to last years.

I use my iPhone without a case and screen protector, I dont see why Apple spend millions to make a device thin, then I have to beef it up with a case because they couldnt get the structural rigidity right.

I unfortunately am forced to check if my iPhone 6 Plus has bent everyday, its one of those things where you know theres a real possibility. And the reports keep increasing.

The worrying thing is that people now apparently being forced to pay a lot of money to get their bent phones fixed or replaced by Apple.

This is outrageous.

People are using their iPhone Plus like they have used every other iPhone and other devices like Samsungs, yet this is the first phone to bend, without even trying.

9 cases of bent phones? Apple have done a good job keeping this quiet.

And seriously who on earth was in charge of the consumer reports experiment with the iPhone 6 Plus? It doesnt take a genius to know that 100% cases of the bent iPhones structural failure occurred near the volume buttons so who the hell decided it would be a good idea to test the strongest part of the phone, where there is good energy dispersion?

Seriously.

So over a month since they launched, and only a few hundred photos online of bent phones? Out of over 30 million sold and shipped already? Half of them being what looks like violently bended and destroyed and just completly busted open , you should just relax
 
Do you have a bent iPhone? No? Then I'd suggest you stop worrying about it. You'll be a lot happier. Hundreds of thousands of us have the six plus and don't live in fear. If it happens, it happens, but in the end, it's highly unlikely.
 
So over a month since they launched, and only a few hundred photos online of bent phones? Out of over 30 million sold and shipped already? Half of them being what looks like violently bended and destroyed and just completly busted open , you should just relax

Ok So people who's phone has bent through normal use, i.e. pockets, they are now being forced to pay for fix or replacement.

Thats definitely fair?
 
This is why I just ordered my silver 64G 6 plus. So, I can bend it and have a very unique phone of my very own. My phone will bend like nobody else's so it will be very unique just for MEMEMEMEMEME. :rolleyes:
 
Ok So people who's phone has bent through normal use, i.e. pockets, they are now being forced to pay for fix or replacement.

Thats definitely fair?

Well how do you know what "normal use" its been through exactly? Alot of people do sit on their phones in their backpocket which is idiotic IMO, but , yes its not impossible that the phone can bend, surely it can, but is it very likely? Most likely not.
 
Ok So people who's phone has bent through normal use, i.e. pockets, they are now being forced to pay for fix or replacement.

Thats definitely fair?

Problem being, the majority of people with "normal use" bent iPhones, aren't really normal use anyway. No one is going to go online and state that they bent their iPhone on purpose or through something really destructive. It's just "normal use", right?
That said, take it to Apple. Just as many people have gotten their iPhones replaced as have been turned down. But, let's focus on the negative portion, right?
 
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