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Were they expecting lots of cracked backs perhaps? https://9to5mac.com/2023/09/23/iphone-15-pro-max-back-glass-cracks-video-test/ https://9to5mac.com/2023/09/2
by pch00 3y ago
Were they expecting lots of cracked backs perhaps?
https://9to5mac.com/2023/09/23/iphone-15-pro-max-back-glass-cracks-video-test/ https://9to5mac.com/2023/09/23/iphone-15-pro-max-back-glass-...
- dhruvmittal 3y agoI wouldn't be shocked. JerryRigEverything shattered the back glass on the larger model with almost no effort https://youtu.be/IS0SItAzEXg?t=432 https://youtu.be/IS0SItAzEXg?t=432
- matwood 3y agoI'd love to see something more scientific with a pressure gauge. I think 'bendgate' was the iPhone 6+, so flexing large phones and causing cracked glass and screens is nothing new.
- pineconewarrior 3y agoAs would I, but watching the clip makes it pretty clear that the 15 is easier to damage (in this way) than previous models.
- falsenapkin 3y agoHis surprise and comment that it was unexpected and done on the first try without much force says a lot more than exact science numbers to me.
- avalys 3y agoMaybe they’re just trying to make the phone easier to repair? Why does everything have to be a scheme or some kind of cover-up for a flaw?