Consumer Reports is one of the prestigious American organizations that tests any new electronic products launched on the market, offering purchase recommendations to American consumers. Considering the recent scandal in which Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), was accused that iPhone 6 bends si iPhone 6 Plus bends, the organization tested both terminals using a dedicated machine that applied pressure to them to see at what weight they bend.
iPhone 6 si 6 iPhone Plus bending test
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For the test, Consumer Reports used iPhone 6, 6 iPhone Plus, HTC One M8, LG G3 si Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and you can see their results in the video clip above. Below you have the tests done for deformation of the casing without it returning to its original form again HTC One M8 si iPhone 6 it bends the easiest with a force of only 31 KG applied to them 6 iPhone Plus resisting a force of 40 KG applied to him, iPhone 5 and LG G3 resisting a force of 58 KG, while Samsung Galaxy Note 3 withstands a force of 68 KG applied to him.
Regarding the force required to separate the screen from the case, for HTC One M8 40 KG required, for iPhone 6 45 KG is required, for 6 iPhone Plus 49 KG is required, while for iPhone 5 requires 68 KG. Practically these tests prove that the scandal bendgate was exaggerated by all those who wanted YouTube fame, or just wanted to attack Apple in one way or another, Consumer Reports confirming Apple's claims that iPhone 6 si 6 iPhone Plus it does not fold in the pocket during normal use.
Having said that, we can now move on to the next scandal involved iPhone 6 si 6 iPhone Plus.
