Apple set a record sales of 10 million units in the first week of the launch of its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. However, some recent reports claim that the series easily "bends" in the user's pocket.

Reports of slightly bent iPhone 6 devices surfaced on several Apple forums, hinting that some items started to warp after being kept in the front pocket for a while. A member of the MacRumors forum posted a photo of his iPhone 6 Plus after a few hours of putting it in his front pocket while driving. Other photos have also appeared on Apple's French MacBidouille forum and other websites.

This report was initially met with joking and skepticism. But according to MacRumors, the bending or warping of the device actually makes sense from an organic point of view. First of all, Apple uses aluminum to house their phones, which is very soft and bendable. In addition, the iPhone 6 and iPhone Plus are also thinner than the previous series. So if the user puts pressure on the device, there is a possibility that the pressure will change the shape of their phone.

This problem has even been experienced by previous Apple series, as well as Sony Xperia phones. MacRumors advises users not to keep their iPhone in their pocket. Some users choose to give a case to their new phone. However, this might make some potential buyers rethink. So far, there has been no explanation from Apple regarding this phenomenon.