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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Bending test: iPhone 6 plus vs. Note 3

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Bending test: iPhone 6 plus vs. Note 3

No matter how big they are, smartphones can fit in almost any pocket, especially jeans. But how resistant are they to bending? What if we squat while the phone is in our pocket? Will it burst or will it just bend? Will it return to its original state? You can find the answers in the videos below.

Namely, a large number of people complained that the new iPhone 6 plus was folded in their pockets and did not return to its original condition, and when they tried to fix it by force, it got even worse.

The weak point in bending is the part where the buttons are on the left side of the device. With a little pressure, the phone bends, the screen cracks, and if you try to straighten it, it cracks even more.

The demonstration is in the video clip, and below it is a demonstration on the Galaxy Note 3 device. Will he bend? Look.

iPhone 6 plus bending test:

Note 3 bending test:

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