Video tests, though, do seem to indicate that a substantial degree of force is required.
Photos of the iPhone 6 and, especially, 6 Plus bending whilst in pockets starting emerging a couple of days ago. In some rather Steve-like phrasing, the representative said that support chatroom comments revealed that “we’re looking into this with an insane amount of detail.” If not, the replacement would be a paid one.Īpple was not able to provide any information on what the test involves, though one commentator below suggests that it is simply comparing the phone to a set of reference photos used to distinguish phones damaged by misuse from those considered faulty. If it is within the guidelines, they will be able to cover it. There is a test called a Visual Mechanical Inspection that the device will have to pass. That is 100 percent up to the Genius you speak with at the store. An Apple support representative has told TNW that iPhone 6/Plus phones that have experienced warping in normal use would qualify for replacement under warranty if they pass a test known as “a visual mechanical inspection.” It should be noted that this is simply one AppleCare rep speaking, and not an official statement by Apple.
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