New iPhone Air can boast ultraslim design measuring just 5,6mm at its thinnest point, surpassing the thinnest model to date iPhone 6 from 2014, which was 6,9 mm. iPhone However, the 6 quickly became famous for the so-called “Bendgate” affair, where its aluminum body bent under pressure. This raises the fundamental question of whether a similar problem will plague the iPhone Air? According to the video that Apple provided by Tom's Guide server, was iPhone Air subjected to a test where a force of 130 pounds (approx. 59 kg) was applied to the center of the device. The phone was described as "withstanding and showing no permanent bending."
Apple stresses that iPhone Air meets and exceeds its own rigorous strength standards. The company even calls it the most durable iPhone of all time. While iPhone 6 used aluminum construction, the new iPhone Air It has a titanium frame, which is significantly stronger and lighter at the same time. This should eliminate problems with bending even with prolonged use or increased load in the pocket. This year's iPhones generally boast decent durability. For example Ceramic Shield 2 on display iPhone 17 It is said to offer up to 3x higher scratch resistance than the previous generation. Also simulated drop tests iPhone 17 Pro showed that the phone withstood impacts without visible damage. Of course, the tests show the phones in the best light because they come directly from Applu. The answer to the question of how iPhone Air will lead in the real world, will bring independent tests of reviewers and users. The new iPhones go on sale starting tomorrow.
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