Last year, iPhone 6 Plus users began **ticing that their phones were bent after carrying the devices in their pockets for a few days. The issue, k**wn as "BendGate", became widespread after a video test revealed that it didn't take much pressure for the 6 Plus to Bend near the volume buttons. Apple strengthened the weaker points of the 6s Plus and added a new, stronger 7000 ****** aluminum to the device. Today, YouTube channel FoneFox subjected the iPhone 6s Plus to a Bend Test to see if Apple's improvements help.
In the video, the phone is given the same Bend Test it was given a year ago. FoneFox's Christian simply wraps his hands around the device and attempts to Bend it in the middle. While the phone starts to Bend under more and more pressure it snaps back to its **rmal shape once the Test is over. Christian **tes that he can feel his thumb sink into the back of the device, but that the phone doesn't stay bent.
FoneFox then adds a second person to the test, getting each person to pull one side of the phone. In this situation, the iPhone 6s Plus does bend. However, FoneFox **tes that the pressure exerted with two people is unlikely to occur in situations where the phone is in a user's pocket.
For comparison, the iPhone 6 Plus bent in just a couple seconds in the original Bend Test video, available to watch below.
09-25-2015, 01:15 PM
iPhone 6s Plus Very Difficult to Bend in New Bend Test Video
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