iPhone 6S does not bend as easy as the iPhone 6 Plus, and we found this out today thanks to a video clip in which the case of the future product is tested to check its resistance.
In the attached video clip, you can see the man who made the most popular video clip in which it was demonstrated that iPhone 6 Plus bends, he testing the strength of the iPhone 6S case to demonstrate that it does not bend as easily and is much more resistant than the old products.
I found out in various rumors that have appeared so far that iPhone 6S will have a case made of aluminum 7000, already used for the Apple Watch case, but it is also combined with a thickening of certain regions of the case, more precisely in the area where the iPhone 6 Plus now bends.
According to the one who made the video clip above, the Apple company has increased iPhone 6S case in the regions susceptible to bending, the thickness of the edges increasing by more than half a millimeter in many cases for better resistance, and this reducing the weight of the case.
Practically, iPhone 6S case it is thicker than the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus case, but it is not heavier, on the contrary, it is lighter, thanks to the 7000 aluminum, which seems to be lighter than the aluminum used by Apple in its current smartphones.
Although in the clip you will only see a comparison of the thickness of the two casings that seem, at first glance, identical, but the difference in thickness in various "sensitive" points will result in devices that will no longer go through the same bending scandal.
The strengthening of certain areas of the iPhone 6S case indirectly confirms that Apple chose to lie about the bending problem of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, but the good part is that in 2015 we will not have a similar problem.
