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It's possible that heavy duty cases are a factor in bending.I'm seriously thinking it's certain cases. Asked around to a few Facebook friends who've got iPhone 6 models. Only a handful said they've got a slight bend and one said they had to replace it. I asked if they used a case and most were using an Otterbox or something similarly heavy. The one who had theirs replaced, had an Otterbox like my guy had. Weird.
I think the device is possibly meant to flex a bit to withstand more serious damage but with certain heavy duty cases, it's causing too much rigidity? Like what iEd said, a bad fitting shoe.
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It's possible that thin or less rigid case or a naked iPhone may lend itself to the phone flexing uniformly. Again just pure speculation.
I do believe that just because a accessory/case is made for iPhone doesn't necessarily make it good for iPhone. But there's no way to tell unless you use a particular case/ accessory.
Sent from my iPhone 6 Plus using Tapatalk06-16-2015 07:42 AM - I guess anything is possible. But for me it's just not a big deal. It's just a phone and I'm not going to drive myself crazy about a wobble in my phone. It's doesn't effect the usage at all it's just cosmetic to me. I'm not worried about the resale because I always give my phone to a family member. And after all I have apple care if it gets any worse.I'm seriously thinking it's certain cases. Asked around to a few Facebook friends who've got iPhone 6 models. Only a handful said they've got a slight bend and one said they had to replace it. I asked if they used a case and most were using an Otterbox or something similarly heavy. The one who had theirs replaced, had an Otterbox like my guy had. Weird.
I think the device is possibly meant to flex a bit to withstand more serious damage but with certain heavy duty cases, it's causing too much rigidity? Like what iEd said, a bad fitting shoe.
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Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk06-16-2015 07:58 AM - You seen to have a penchant for going into threads guns blazing criticising MacBooks and calling forum members rude, and being glad that iPhones bent because it led to kids vandalising merchandise, and you cry foul when we don't see the humour in your posts. That's odd.It was hilarious because they filmed it, posted it on YouTube, and then didn't understand why they got in trouble. There is some humor there...
Don't be so uptight.
06-16-2015 03:48 PM - There is criticism and there is antagonism for its own sake. In this thread you have shown the latter. As in other threads I've read.
Saying that you are happy that Apple stores were vandalised is not constructive criticism, it is antagonistic stirring of the pot.
I don't find that anyone who objects to vandalism needs to lighten up. I do find that those who find it funny are childish and immature.
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️️️06-16-2015 05:58 PM - Fans of Apple products on an Apple site?!!? Mon Dieu!!!!!
Here's a thing......I've got an iPhone 6. It's not bent. I've got a Quasimodo. It had the screen flickering and a massively awful camera. If I say my iPhone 6 is perfect and my Quasimodo has a seriously bad camera and I had to load a leak to fix the screen flickering like a dying 1950s TV set, is that fact or is that fanboism?
Oh forgot to mention, I routinely roll over my iPhone and wake up laying on it. It's not bent. It that fanboism? Or is it fact?
You want to know what is fanboism? People's weight being called into question when someone mentions a bent Quasimodo. People being accused of putting a Quasimodo in a vise when they mention a bent Quasimodo. People being called liars when they mention a Quasimodo screen lifting.
THAT is fanboism. Me mentioning my iPhone isn't bent is fact. Of the millions upon millions of iPhones sold, the fact that we've got a handful of trolls posting about it on antiApple websites and then coming into Apple sites amplifying an event of their own creation is trolling.
Sent from my SEXY GORGEOUS AWESOME GOLD 128G iPhone 6️️️06-17-2015 07:34 AM - That doesn't change anything I said but it does reinforce it. The only way any of us could know is to see the actual numbers.Fans of Apple products on an Apple site?!!? Mon Dieu!!!!!
Here's a thing......I've got an iPhone 6. It's not bent. I've got a Quasimodo. It had the screen flickering and a massively awful camera. If I say my iPhone 6 is perfect and my Quasimodo has a seriously bad camera and I had to load a leak to fix the screen flickering like a dying 1950s TV set, is that fact or is that fanboism?
Oh forgot to mention, I routinely roll over my iPhone and wake up laying on it. It's not bent. It that fanboism? Or is it fact?
You want to know what is fanboism? People's weight being called into question when someone mentions a bent Quasimodo. People being accused of putting a Quasimodo in a vise when they mention a bent Quasimodo. People being called liars when they mention a Quasimodo screen lifting.
THAT is fanboism. Me mentioning my iPhone isn't bent is fact. Of the millions upon millions of iPhones sold, the fact that we've got a handful of trolls posting about it on antiApple websites and then coming into Apple sites amplifying an event of their own creation is trolling.
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