does iphone 6 plus bend / really bend

Dillons2013 wrote:

iI'm a little late, but don't let these people fool you! My iPhone has bent twice sense Ive had it. The first time successful bend back, the second time... Well I tried but at this point it would break my glass if I gave it anymore pressure.

to all the people who said unprotected iPhones are asking for it, I put my iPhone on a Ballistic Tungsten case since the 1st day I got it in the mail, and it looks like someone grabbed all 4 corners and twisted it!

BTW my wardrobe consists of cargo pants and loose fitting Affliction jeans, I don't sit on the **** thing. I don't think I'll ever buy an iPhone agin, because the way Apple threw this issue under the rug.

You do realize that it has been shown to take upwards of 70 lbs of force to bend the device. Given that, if your phone was bent and you purposely exerted that much additional pressure against it to bend it back, then you weakened the area even worse, making it more prone to bending in the same area. Given the fact that your damage is different then all described here, a twist, I would consider trying to think back at what you might have done or subjected the device to that would result in something that unusual. The pocket bends described earlier would not have resulted in what you describe. Additional forces were at work on your device.

Just wait until it happens to you, I defended the iPhone 6 plus gracefully but i cannot justify paying $1000 for a 128gb iphone if it can't last me through the 2 year payment plan I am on. the iPhone is large and all it takes is for you to be driving for it to be bent between your thigh and your hip, as i described (looking twisted) I am sharing my oponion because it does happen to people and because it has happened to me I think it is a HUGE issue