Bent 11 Inch Ipad Pro 2nd Generation 2020

iPad devices do not spontaneously bend.

Your photo perhaps suggests that the iPad has been sat-upon while it had been placed upon soft furnishings - this type of unintentional damage being more common that many end-users might admit. iPads that are not encased in a rigid fitted case are obviously more susceptible to this type of damage than those that benefit from additional physical protection. iPad models with larger screens and thinner chassis are obviously more susceptible to this type of damage.

To prevent this type of avoidable damage, never place an iPad on soft furnishings - or a bed/mattress. It only takes a moment of inattention to not notice an iPad when sitting down.

If the iPad remains functional, it may continue to be useable. However, be mindful of hidden internal damage - in particular to the iPad battery - that may cause the iPad to be a hazard. Li-ion batteries can catastrophically fail. While the illustrated damage is considered by you to be slight, the risk of continued use is entirely yours to assess.

You might consider seeking reassurance - if they are prepared to do so - from the Apple technicians at the Genius Bar of your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider:

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If it works it isn’t a risk, but it takes a huge amount of pressure to bend an iPad, so it wasn’t well cared for.

No, there is no cost in having your iPad assessed/tested at the Genius Bar of an Apple Retail Store. Repairs, however, are chargeable.