JAKARTA - The thin body of the latest iPhone has raised the issue that the phone is easy to bend. This rumor plagued the iPhone 6 Plus when it was launched last year.
The phone which has a thickness of 7.1 millimeters failed the curved test test. Yes, in some test tests uploaded on Youtube sharing videos, the phone's body is curved when testing.
So what about the iPhone 6s Plus? Has a thickness that is 0.2 millimeters thicker than its predecessor, is it able to pass the bending test? In a video released by FoneFox on Youtube, Apple's latest flagship is apparently able to pass the bend test.

The examiner performs the bending test by hand. By placing both thumbs in the center of the iPhone 6s Plus body, then pulling the other eight fingers to the opposite side, it turns out that the phone body does not change shape.

Even though the tester issued 30 to 100 percent strength, the phone which has a thickness of 7.3 millimeters does not look curved and remains in its original position.

It didn't stop there, the examiner then asked his friend for help to do the bending test again. As a result, the two testers were unable to bend the iPhone 6s Plus.

As is known, Apple embeds the aluminum 7000 Series which is claimed by Apple to be very strong and stable to accommodate the hardware of this device.