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IPhone 6 + bend test.

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Hey guys, just found this video and I thought it would be interesting to post.

It's a iPhone 6 being being forcefully bent, the results are amazing.

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Yep, i just watched it

So funny

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This proofs what I posted yesterday.

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If they didn't constantly strive to make it so thin then maybe this wouldn't be a problem. I seriously don't know why you would want such a thin phone. I find them really uncomfortable to hold.

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Other than wasting a potential of increasing battery life, it makes the phone uncomfortable and this. I hope this ends the trend for thin phones.

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I can bend my S4 like that too, only difference is its made of plastic so it doesn't stay bent :D I'm amazed the screen didn't break on that iphone though. 

      

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I agree with the thin phone thing. My g3 is even too thin without a case on it to hold comfortably

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And this is one of the reasons why the One M8 has a curved back and a 9+mm thickness in the center.  No camera bulge being one of the other reasons, of course.

 

Oh well, now Apple can claim that they invented the foldable smartphone.  I guess we'll call this problem "bananagate", and their reply will be "you're carrying it wrong".

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 I was thinking to get an iPhone 6 Plus but the test that you just made I'm not sure. Maybe if a I get a case. This test got me thinking !!! And on the follow up video same test with Note 3 and it survive!

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If they didn't constantly strive to make it so thin then maybe this wouldn't be a problem. I seriously don't know why you would want such a thin phone. I find them really uncomfortable to hold.

 

Agree... I'd like to see a phone with a rugged build instead of a premium look...

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Never buy the first batch of phones.

 

Actually but in this case even if you bought 6 plus later they cant fix it unless they put a curved aluminum back and make the phone thicker.. 

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My galaxy s2 is made of plastic but at least doesn't become a banana if I keep it in my pocket

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oh, NCIX also did a pretty funny video covering this aswell!

 

i'd also like to say that my One Plus One has no curve and is pretty solid.. for like.. a third of the cost of an iphone..

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It's a feature, you fools!

Apple made it that way to adapt to people's pockets better.

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I wonder if Apple will tell people they are not putting it in their pocket correctly. Why i don't buy crApple products, poor build quality and overpriced. I have a Sony Xperia Z and it's been though lots of pocket stress but hasn't bent one bit, still perfectly flat.

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I don't feel bad for the Apple sheep.

 

 

I wonder if Apple will tell people they are not putting it in their pocket correctly. Why i don't buy crApple products, poor build quality and overpriced. I have a Sony Xperia Z and it's been though lots of pocket stress but hasn't bent one bit, still perfectly flat.

You both sound just as bad as Apple fanboys...

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You both sound just as bad as Apple fanboys...

 

A $750 dollar phone that bends in half when in your pocket for prolonged periods of time.. My phone cost $350 (unlocked) and has better usability, customizability, and hardware specs. Oh, and the best part is it doesn't bend in half while it's in my pocket!

 

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I can bend my S4 like that too, only difference is its made of plastic so it doesn't stay bent :D I'm amazed the screen didn't break on that iphone though. 

 

The Note 3 survives the same treatment too. The iPhone screen cracks when he tries to bend it back.

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