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The plus still worked, so not a block of uselessness, just bent. The Note is made of plastic, the 6 is made of aluminium.

What do you expect to happen?

Had a go on a work colleague's 6 today. Very very nice bit of kit. Expensive but very nice. Screen looks amazing, the size is perfect. Speed is lighting. Camera takes amazing shots including slo-mo video which is super cool.

I am sorely tempted to upgrade my 4 to the 6.
 
I held an iPhone 6+ for the first time today. I'm convinced it's the first mass produced product in the history of the world designed to be used by massive tall people*. I have huge hands and it felt really comfortable, I can actually reach all parts of the screen quite easily.

Why anyone with regular, non-freak hands would buy it baffles me. :D


*yes I know the note has been out for a while
 
...Had a go on a work colleague's 6 today. Very very nice bit of kit. Expensive but very nice. Screen looks amazing, the size is perfect. Speed is lighting. Camera takes amazing shots including slo-mo video which is super cool.

I am sorely tempted to upgrade my 4 to the 6.
I think the jump from a 4 to 6 is huge, and if I had the dosh I'd upgrade - I can see the 6plus being popular in markets where it'll be a persons principal device but I view a screen that large without android-like self-curated animated widgets as a waste of real-estate. Let face it iOS home screen is a little dull. :D
 
The plus still worked, so not a block of uselessness, just bent. The Note is made of plastic, the 6 is made of aluminium.

What do you expect to happen?

Had a go on a work colleague's 6 today. Very very nice bit of kit. Expensive but very nice. Screen looks amazing, the size is perfect. Speed is lighting. Camera takes amazing shots including slo-mo video which is super cool.

I am sorely tempted to upgrade my 4 to the 6.


To be fair if you try and bend a metal phone the it's probably going to bend, so I'm not sure what that video really proves.

Although I'd be mightily pissed off it it got bent from being in my pocket - which seems to be the case for many people.
 
A lot of the articles about bendgate I think have been a bit misleading...... The video in that post clearly says that the iphone 6 plus is the one thats bendy, but a lot of articles are just using "iphone 6" in the headlines and articles... which the vid is showing doesn't really bend in quite the same way and isn't much worse than the other phones on test.
 
It certainly seems more bendable than many other comparable phones. It certainly screws up easier than a Note 3, for example, thanks to Samsung using more flexible plastics rather than going for fashionable slim aluminium.



There's a big difference though between bending because you've deliberately tried to bend it and bending because it's been in your pocket.
 
turns out metal bends. who knew...
http://www.cultofmac.com/297404/get-bent-shocking-history-bent-smartphones/
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never been a fan of thin phones anyway, would far rather they stuck in chunkier battery that would do several days.
 
For sure, but there seems to be quite a few people saying that it has indeed bent in their pockets.

Well yeah, if that's the case then it's properly shit.

I just don't think these videos popping up everywhere of people deliberately bending phones says anything about real world use.
 
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