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[Video] Consumer Reports Puts #Bendgate To Rest With A REAL Bend Test

Carlos Rull 89 Views 3 Comments

This will be the last post I’m going to write concerning the iPhone 6 and Bendgate.

And I’m going to make this brief.

I think enough has been said about the infamous video that shows an iPhone 6 Plus bending easily.

And now Consumer Reports has launched it’s own video demonstrating a real bend test, measuring pounds of pressure applied on an iPhone 6 and other popular smartphones.

There findings?

Well, you’ll have to watch the above video and see the results for yourself. Apparently, the iPhone 6 and 6 plus isn’t as bendy as initially believed.

Unless you have exceptionally powerful hands, the average person isn’t going to easily bend an iPhone 6.

The bottom line?

Smartphones are not indestructible!

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Carlos Rull

Carlos Rull is a musician living in the San Diego area. His interests include Yoga, Eastern Philosophy, Zen Buddhism, and Gardening. He plays drums, piano, and composes New Age & Ambient music, and his albums are available on iTunes and Amazon.com.

3 thoughts on “[Video] Consumer Reports Puts #Bendgate To Rest With A REAL Bend Test”

  • RosenildaNo Gravatar
    Tuesday August 25, 2015 at 8:28 am
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    Hi Jen – It was great to come across your blog – Not only do we share the same name but I have all the drive you have and share the same inetersts – I love God very much too – without Him I wouldn’t have got where I am today. I love your blog and will continue to log in – so nice to meet you – please feel welcome to visit my blog as well & become a follower. Jenny

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    Thursday September 3, 2015 at 11:45 am
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    It’s good to see someone thinking it through.

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    That’s a wise answer to a tricky question

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