iPhone XS Max Port issue

[Alexrat1996]

My mom accidentally pulled yanked the lightning cord while plugged it wasn’t unplugged but it was a light pull and then she notice automatically it was plugged and unplugged did she damaged the port I tested and it’s working and this is an iPhone 7 ?

 

[joeblow7777]

I tested and it’s working and this is an iPhone 7 ?

Didn't you just answer your own question?

How can any of us tell you if it's damaged? Use it and see!

 

[Alexrat1996]

Didn't you just answer your own question?

How can any of us tell you if it's damaged? Use it and see!

I will post photo of both my phones port
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I will post photo of both my phones port

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I will post photo of both my phones port
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[Jordan921]

My mom accidentally pulled yanked the lightning cord while plugged it wasn’t unplugged but it was a light pull and then she notice automatically it was plugged and unplugged did she damaged the port I tested and it’s working and this is an iPhone 7 ?

If it’s charging then it shouldn’t be damaged.

 

[EM2013]

I tested and it’s working and this is an iPhone 7 ?

If it was damaged it wouldn’t work right?

 

[cynics]

It’s fine. It’s very difficult to damage an iPhones port on accident. Worst case is the plug gets bent. Put your mind at ease.

 

[Alexrat1996]

It’s fine. It’s very difficult to damage an iPhones port on accident. Worst case is the plug gets bent. Put your mind at ease.

It’s working fine

 

[Jason Honer]

It’s working fine

Take it to apple and let them see.

 

[Alexrat1996]

Take it to apple and let them see.

Why and do the port works fine.

 

[theshoehorn]

Why and do the port works fine.

If it’s working fine then what’s the problem?

 

[Alexrat1996]

If it’s working fine then what’s the problem?

It’s working fine but the other guy wants to waste my time at apple and I will test tomorrow the charging on my MacBook

 

[C DM]

It’s working fine

Seems like that resolves question in the thread (which was really already answered in the OP anyway).

 

[I7guy]

The cord is held in place by tiny clips. Very difficult to damage. Yanking or purposefully removing the cord from the port, shouldn't make a difference to the structural integrity of the port.

 

[Ntombi]

It’s working fine but the other guy wants to waste my time at apple and I will test tomorrow the charging on my MacBook

It was working fine when you posted this thread, so you clearly had some lingering concern. @Jason Honer gave you a way to alleviate it and get an expert answer.

If you think going to the Apple Store is a waste of time, then you obviously have your answer: it’s fine, just like it was before you posted.

Those ports are pretty sturdy.

 

[EM2013]

Seems like that resolves question in the thread (which was really already answered in the OP anyway).

Which brings the question of what was the point of this thread?

 

[Alexrat1996]

Which brings the question of what was the point of this thread?

To ask about the port since it working fine case closed.