Not so sat down: Apple responded to messages about the bent iPhone 6 and 6 Plus

The company's just published response to TechCrunch (why not Habrahabru?) About the scandal flared up around the owners of iPhones bending in their pockets is that the Internet once again made a fire out of nothing: cases of bent smartphones are “exceptionally rare” - to be exact, only nine owners So far, only 9 people out of 10 million who bought them in the first three days have complained about it.


The caption to the picture reads: “There is no iPhone”

Apple told TechCrunch that "if you use the phones normally, then nothing will bend over" (that under normal use, the problem rarely occurs), and the video that exposed the unusual flexibility of iPhones only proves it, because in it the deformation of the smartphone was done manually and with visible effort - it seems that James Watt was right .
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Moreover, from the Apple’s answer it follows that it is almost impossible to bend the phones in the front pockets of the trousers, as the authors of the scandalous photos claimed. Judge for yourself: Apple claims that the newest iPhones are designed with steel and titanium inserts that reinforce design vulnerabilities.

In addition to using high-quality materials, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus also passed a series of tests to counteract bending, sitting, twisting, and other stressful effects. These tests are the industry standard, and how they are carried out can be seen on the example of Nokia’s video test in 2008 (no, not 3310 - the test was fair):



In general, choose yourself who to believe - a transnational corporation or 9 bloggers with supposedly very solid asses. On occasion, of course, do not miss the opportunity to borrow an iPhone from a friend and check it yourself.

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