[Oppo Find X Questions & Answers] krabman:
Realistically it's a bad idea to sit on any phone; I say this thinking of one that would supposedly in no way bend but I proved could most definitely break when it turns out my bony buttocks and a park bench were more than it could bear. Sitting on your phone is a bad idea, don't sit on them they dont bend and what's more your bony buttocks wont break them on a hot day when you flop on a park bench in the shade. Call it an added bonus. :)

About this phone and a few haters...

Lets start with bending. Lots and lots of phones could be bent before Apple made the problem famous but you have to backtrack a little and give it some perspective to see it in an objective light. Everyone has always known you shouldn't sit on a small slim expensive thing which can be easily broken irregardless of whether or not it could be bent. Before Apple and their bendgate this was just considered common sense, now it's become a test phones are judged by yet the test itself is a failure to recognize a fundamental reality which is that phones are relatively fragile devices and you shouldn't sit on them. Relatively fragile being a description which can be applied to every modern large screen phone made up to this date. It may be that future developments change this but for now it remains the truth within which we and the devices have to live.

Thickness. Mrs Crab likes her iphone. I dont beat her up for this for several reasons. First of all I like to see her naked from time to time. Secondly I don't really dislike Apple; I don't use them because their products are an answer to a question I never asked. They can be great devices for people like Mrs Crab though, she just wants to send messages, get her emails, and make phone calls. For her it's a great product in that it does what she wants and she never has to think about anything. She also like the packaging. Give Apple credit, they make a device that looks and feels premium, and whats more, to the unwashed masses, seems modern. Part of that is how thin thin they are, it says high tech to a lot of people. Mrs Crab is one of them. She loves how thin her phone is which brings me to my point: She has it in a case because she dropped it a number of times, it's so thin she finds it easily slips through her grasp yet she still brags about how thin it is despite the fact it's in a case and very much the same thickness as my phone which is also in a case. Thickness really isn't an issue any more other than some phones have become so thin you end up putting them in a case just to thicken them up and make them easier to hold. A rhetorical questions come to mind: Wouldn't it be better to have more battery making the phone thicker instead of putting a case on it for that purpose? However you answer that I personally feel that phones have become too thin because the ergos are going out the window in the name of style and costing real capability in the process. To me that's a step backwards.

The last big diss on this phone is the question of reliability with the lift mechanism. It really is a good point for normal people but we're not normal. Lets face it, we're XDA'ers, the type that would actually consider importing a phone from overseas. We aren't going to have this phone three year from now, many of us wont have this phone a year from now. We don't need to worry about reliability, we need to worry about why we keep buying all these phones when the one we have is working fine.