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You are complaining that the big phone you bought doesn't fit comfortably in your pocket. I don't even know what to say. With regard to a weak point, the phone
by idlewords 12y ago
You are complaining that the big phone you bought doesn't fit comfortably in your pocket. I don't even know what to say.
With regard to a weak point, the phone would bend there first in these tests if such a thing existed. That's how weak points work.
- zaroth 12y agoThe problem is a bit more subtle than that. If you're highly vested into the iOS ecosystem, and you need a new phone, you want to get the latest and greatest, but the 6 is just too big for some people. My wife and I stopped in the Apple store today, and she saw the 6 and 6+ for the first time. She has a 4s (4.5") vs the iP6 @ 5.4" is quite large by comparison. "Nope, too big. I want the same size as mine but that thin" was all she had to say about it. It's a bit sad that her 4s is starting to show its age, and instead of a 6 she's likely get a 5s instead. I think a lot of people are wishing for a 5-sized 6. I'm hoping my 5 will last two more years and that Apple will have a new release by then that's < 5".
- madeofpalk 12y agoI don't think he's complaining nor saying it's unreasonable, just stating. For him, it's uncomfortable to put his iPhone 6 in his pockets, and he wonders how much discomfort people are putting up with that is causing their phone to bend in their pockets. Or at least thats how I understood it.
- hnriot 12y agoyeah, when people try to stuff a quad-core 2.7 GHz computer in their pocket they complain it might bend, duh!!! Treat these things with some respect or get a case.