He didn't say. All he said was that it was clearly not my fault. I guess based on the fact that there were literally no scratches or chips or anything. Just the bend. As if it came like that, which it didn't.Did they say what it was that caused it?
I understand. To be honest I'm just as confused as you are. It was fine the day before, then the next day I noticed the Smart Cover wasn't sitting properly...Imagine how hot it would have to get to actually torque the frame. I went to engineering school as I imagine many readers here have, took a bevy of mechanical aspect classes. I am scratching my head.
OP, I believe you as evidently Apple did. The only thing I can come up with to explain how your iPad mini bent as it did is if it was squeezed lengthwise, such as in a vice tightened slowly so as to not abruptly crack it.
Can anyone else come up with anything more plausible? Again, this isn't a bash OP, I believe him/her. I am trying to CSI it, I guess.
horrendous bend, how could it pass QC at MFG?
Still, could have slipped though.
It was perfectly fine out of the box. I got it on launch day and it was fine up until the day before yesterday. I certainly would have noticed it right away if it was like that out of the box.
It was likley sat on after purchase. No way you could even get the case on it if it came out of the box with that much of a bend.
Sorry but I claim BS.
We'll I know for a fact I didn't sit on it. And I also know for a fact that it was fine the day before yesterday. Im thinking extreme heat in either it's surroundings or inside the iPad itself. I'm not an engineer so I could be totally off base. But I'm not as naive to have sat on it and then say I did nothing.