The truth about iPhone bendgate deniers

[@BornArcher8]

Louis actually made a mistake about telling iPads won't have bendgate because know it does.

[@rossmanngroup]

Apple is a fucking meme. :(

[@capkenway]

@@rossmanngroup and now memes sell like hot cakes

[@tanko.engineering1300]

I guess the T H I C C ladies now started putting their ipads into their back pockets... lololo

[@mhersaribekyan1487]

@@capkenway mEmEs are free nowadays!

[@saheilaanarzee5552]

tfw when you buy an ipad and the politically correct board breaks

[@NeilTheDruid]

Don't delay, bend today.

[@hanro50]

_IPhone 6 with all new bend technology_ _just bend above the rest_ I see why 4chan finds it so easy to create fake marketing...iSheep believe anything if its vague enough.

[@voosum]

rossman bendover

[@JustAGroundhog]

Also good advise taken literally, doing stretches is a good idea

[@Themeraldknight]

Best Quote

[@crackedphone6912]

It's like Apple users are in an abusive relationship with Apple. "Why did Apple hit you?" "It's not his fault, I deserved it"

[@lepidoptery]

society: well it's their own fault for giving apple their love/money

[@XxDeZZoRxX]

I’ll never understand those kinds of people. Such a trash company and still fanboys ignore every issue

[@encycl07pedia-]

"Like" they are? They absolutely are in an abusive relationship.

[@Teluric2]

An user told me that he felt trapped because he invested money on apps and if he.would leave apple money would be lost

[@-caleb-7201]

@@Teluric2 he realizes that the apps that he paid for don't just vanish if he passes on a generation or two I hope. After the 6 came out I switched to Android, bcs at the time their phones worked great and lasted a decent amount of time. (I had my S5 active for 4 years before it broke.) But now that iPhones are looking to be on the rise again, I'm considering switching back. When I do all my purchase (minus ringtones) will still be there. No money lost! :D If you think about it I actually saved! Like tons! Like, thousands!

[@s16e559]

Louis, I don't think that you get his point, this is a feature not a hardware design flaw. With this feature you know when to upgrade your Iphone.

[@Lonerprime]

Yea, a feature that sporadically decides when you upgrade. =\

[@YeOldeKamikaze]

I BET SAMSUNG DOESN'T HAVE THIS AWARD-WINNING FEATURE LMAO REKT

[@Giantsali82]

the feature through the eyes of oprah "you have to upgrade, YOU have to upgrade....... EVERYBODY HAS TO UPGRADE"

[@portedbikes]

Seref G lol, so true.

[@ArthurD]

"You're holding it wrong" is also a feature. It tells you when you need to buy a special Apple-licensed iBumper™ for your iPhone™ for just $39.99 for best signal reception.

[@HargMentor]

Tailosive tech: Iphone not that bad, doesn't bend. Louis: You're not a clown you're the entire circus.

[@raylivaldez5564]

u sound dominican, r u ?

[@darius6845]

*Tailosive tick

[@-boost-]

Checked out his Channel. Huge Apple shill

[@wta1518]

Bullshit, he is the entire circus industry.

[@thegrimyeaper]

"Do you even solder?" That should be a T-shirt.

[@konstantinkh]

@ I thought I did, until I started watching this channel.

[@sebastienlebatteux185]

Yeah do you even solder bro

[@SunnyofOz]

thegrimyeaper how about “learn to solder”?

[@Alexander_l322]

Bro do you solder?

[@Alexander_l322]

@@SunnyofOz so people try to sign up to your learn to solder class?

[@SpookySkeleton738]

Hello police, I just witnessed a murder

[@abdullahsulman]

Spooky Skeleton 😂😂

[@Volvith]

"Yes, he killed that man, and then proceeded to brutally mutilate his already dead corpse... Well, i think he's beyond help. :|"

[@jeromechiu]

This isn't a murder. It's an execution.

[@freibier]

As god is my witness, he is broken in half!

[@iwal1645]

Guys don't have titties. That's one to grow on.

[@myrkurvr]

my phones back shattered *you dropped it wrong*

[@Run187]

Myrkur lost my phone a few years ago, had insurance, phoned company, first question do you know where you lost, err no otherwise it would not be lost, his next response, you will have to pay for another phone as you lost your phone in the wrong area.my response its a phone not a member of the crips entering blood areas ,I'm sorry sir the insurance we charge you full price for only covers loses outside your home ..

[@neoalex]

holy crap, i think you can literally sue them

[@isaaclyonsf1]

@@Run187 their saying that it could be at your home lost somewhere instead of out in public, so they can't give compensation. That's why you should've said something like "I think I left it at the park".

[@hazzsin3579]

More importantly. If tomorrow you magically 'find it' under your couch it is basically you cheating the insurance. It is their way of preventing fraud. If you find your old phone it better not have been in your home basically. It is meant to stop the loop-hole that someone can 'lose' their phone in their cupboard, get a new one and then 'find' the old one. If you tell them it was outside the home, it lets them come after you if you find it in your home. At least, that is how I understand the pds of my insurance.

[@fredscalliet]

8-D !!!

[@Hardistul]

It's called fatigue damage. Mechanical engineering is kind of a mystery for apple

[@Cipher71]

And for Apple fanboys as well, apparently.

[@roimores]

I think when it was released there weren't enough/intensive mechanical tests done to check quality of smartphone design endurance. Now I can tell some companies perform fatigue endurance tests to the prototype product before starting mass production.

[@That0Homeless0Guy]

@@roimores It's really not that hard to have someone put the phone in their back pocket and hang about the office for a few days. No special equipment just a pair of jeans and a break room is all you need to test and make sure accidentally sitting on a phone doesn't kill it right away. I think the main point of the issue is that this isn't an issue caused by intensive wear and tear but an issue caused by regular everyday use.

[@roimores]

@@That0Homeless0Guy It is not hard but I think they didn't test it like they do with smartphones nowadays.

[@KoongYe]

I was gonna say this lol. I am a Mechanical Engineer myself.

[@Gracken420]

You notice phones in women's back pockets a lot eh?

[@rossmanngroup]

For science!

[@firasrabaia]

Hhhhh u got boomed

[@confusedkemono]

Every time I see that I die a bit inside.

[@masturone8257]

Gracken420 their back sides dont have the annoying feature of their voices when you check out their face

[@loyalitiy]

Fans will say thats not how to Store it properly.

[@jzilla1234]

"Do you even solder?" Is the new "do you even lift?"

[@Nathankinamorh]

Do work son, do work.

[@TrueRetroflection]

And Louis does both

[@RobBob555]

yes true lol.

[@thatyoutubecritic8229]

l ma o w hat

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

"Do you hunt?" "No." "Pussy!"

[@hellionsmith]

We need a "Do you even solder?" Shirt

[@Heihachiro504]

Oh yeah, please!

[@cveliz_]

*Do you even solder?... bro

[@chaos_deus0394]

Grammer wise their both right but in the context that the original commenter wrote it in when saying it to another human it sounds fucking wack

[@beanbag345]

I'll buy one, do it Louis!

[@Mrmydemo]

Need this

[@brianharkin]

And that's funny he mentioned iPad bending and it ended up being a problem with the 2018 model.

[@pr0xZen]

Yeah in the beginning ipads had rounded edges, that are miles stronger. Then they went square, which is miles weaker. In the beginning that was _sorta_ ok still, as the frsme material was thicker, and the front glass was much thicker - contributing to rigidness. But as they continued to hunt for lower weight, all these _structural_ materials got thinner - and eventually they crossed the threshold of structural integrity vs the force exposure of "ordinary use". Those square edges look/feel "sharp". But while rounded edges distribute force, so it can take a sh1tload of torque and distribute it as a tiny bit of _elastic_ deformation all around the circumfrance of the bend, - square edge profiles *focus* torque. That means a square edge will bend *a lot* sooner, and when it does, all that force is focused into that small point of yield, and causes _plastic_ deformation. As in, it doesn't spring back into its original shape.

[@Jaxv3r]

Its a feature not a defect /s

[@questionmarkquestionmarkques]

what do you expect

[@OnlyCitrus]

@@pr0xZen Not just the squared edges. The smart connector pins sits right in the middle with the body being so thin there is no structural rigidity to it.

[@AG.Floats]

I still remember when the first Samsung Note came out and Apple made fun of them for being big phones. "Pointlessly huge" "like talking into a piece of bread" And then they go and make bigger phones and their fans eat it up...

[@karanbirsinghbhullar]

Apple people are just plain crazy

[@ericgulseth74]

I got the Note 2. People laughed at me for such a big phone. 4 years later, Apple is lauded for innovative design.

[@TheGuruStud]

@@ericgulseth74 And the notes have always used AMOLED....Apple still isn't using it exclusively LOL.

[@TheGuruStud]

@@camperpro482 Uh, no. Best blacks, best contrast, best brightness, most accurate colors, saves a lot of battery with dark themes. And samsung makes the best panels. Lay off the drugs.

[@kugelblitzingularity304]

Personally I dont think that's a big problem, as Jobs made fun of stylus and now it's a great addition, it's hard to be ahead of time. But the fact that they are making fun of a phone cuz its BIG, that's stupid lol

[@heyarno]

Louis was much more polite then that clown deserves.

[@heyarno]

Do you expect him to praise the guy for misleading people and handing out a consolation price?

[@heyarno]

I think you missed the point of the video.

[@karbiguy9972]

@Jdevstech so its more heartbreaking to you that he told him to shut his mouth thn to the people drew has insulted by saying that bendgate was not a big issue ? Which some couple thousand people have faced seriously ?

[@karbiguy9972]

@Jdevstech you are a fan boy still trying to lift up your community even though you are underwater

[@karbiguy9972]

@Jdevstech tell me why should he be nicer to the guy who insulted the people who faced that problem?

[@tomisimi]

apple : weird flex, but ok.

[@matty9460]

Lol Apple during the testing of the iPhone 6

[@Bella1899]

😐

[@MOHAMMEDHHAMID]

To customers it’s not ok.

[@georgearsinte5495]

😂😂😂

[@The_Murder_Party]

matty9460 but does it happen to the last good iPhone?

[@jaylensmith6308]

Louis is the type of parent to argue with their kids without raising his voice

[@LYPNO3]

Absolutely. He made a video about not yelling at/around kids as well

[@eatingsteakisfun]

Can confirm!

[@dannanddave]

The hell are you talking about? He raised his voice several times. He did so with his eyes 😳👀

[@runninginthe90s75]

Tailosive Tech guy is the type of parent who use drugs too much, causing him dumb and then become idiot iSheep.

[@Hammerhead547]

Fun Fact: The beats headphones that apple now sells as proprietary hardware are made with the cheapest most low quality parts that can be sourced, the way they make them feel heavy is by screwing 1 pound pieces of aluminum into the earpieces on their over ear monitors. Dr, Dre even admitted in an interview that he knows beats headphones are cheap shit made with junk components but people still buy them because they aren't smart enough to realize they're paying $150 for headphones that would otherwise be the kind you'd buy for $25 at walmart.

[@12manny34]

Beats have always been made to be shitty, even back when Monster owned them. No fucking wonder Apple bought them out.

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

apple also used to at least sell v moda headphones in their store and those are fucking amazing, what beats would be if beats were quality.

[@kingensai]

Beats is laughably bad. They have recently started making passable headphones (Studio2 IIRC), but they are still way too much money for the junk build quality and mediocre drivers. V-moda does make very good headphones for the upper mid range, I can personally attest to the audio quality and build quality of the Crossfade 2 Wireless vs equivalent priced competitors for everyday use. If Apple were smart, they would have dealt with V-moda because that would not only have gotten the popular market, they would have the support of some of the audiophile market as well, paying out in the long term. It's a shame that really great audio manufacturers are continually ignored. Audio-Technica, Beyerdynamic, Sennheiser, Audeze, Stax... They all need more love for the great products they make, and instead we have hordes of beats...

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

@Grand Admiral Thrawn may i just ask what the point of having the W1 chipset in a low quality pair of headphones is? if you stick a good bluetooth chipset and controller in the things and they suck then its still just a bad pair of headphones regardless of how good the bluetooth is. unless youre doing mods? if so id be interested in hearing what. cause if you can stick the w1 in a different pair of cans via mods then its worth it maybe.

[@bmxriderforlife1234]

@@kingensai exactly apple not hyping v moda up to beats hype was a bad move. and yeah apple used to appeal to the audiophile market in some ways now they dont at all. wouldve been a good easy way to keep them in touch with that market at least a little bit.

[@JonnyInfinite]

"We don't talk about bent iPads as that's not an iPad issue" Apple: hold my beer...

[@SuperAWaC]

louis jinxed it

[@jamesisaac7684]

It's normal.

[@toasterbathboi6298]

tHaTs A fEaTuRe

[@Aki-to]

Apple: hold my bend

[@kenjsr1]

Nobody puts their iPads in their pockets.

[@SavageDarkness]

I am not a huge fan of any company, but my most dramatic complaint about apple is that they will sacrifice functionality for aesthetic appeal. There is nothing WRONG with charging more for aesthetic appeal, but as most companies look at aesthetics as an afterthought, Apple seems to look at it as a primary thought. "can it fit in THESE chassis? No? MAKE IT!"

[@DarthAwar]

Yes that is why the Mac Laptops got rid of the USB A ports even though they could still fit them on/in the Macs even without making them thicker it was because they look ugly same reason they got rid of the SD Card Slot and HDMI & DisplayPort plugs! Apple has 1 of the best Cameras and Software for it on the market yet cant add it to their Macs WTF?! They still put Potato Cameras on their Macs even at the high end max out specs!

[@Scorpia161]

ye i recently saw someone on tumblr actually say 'apple isn't a tech company, it's a fashion brand' and honestly... not wrong imo

[@user-sw1wq8lh2w]

This is what pisses me off about so maybe software "engineers" using mac laptops, now I'm stuck with it being my mandatory work machine and my linux tools crashing all the time. Can't I use diff/merge some files without having to pay $70 for a license and install git without having to install xcode? Macbook pros as dev machines are a joke.

[@user-sw1wq8lh2w]

@@Scorpia161 it'a extremely true, it's an elitist luxury brand, function over form is what makes something robust and capable for power users, not wasting entire aluminum blocks to make the chassis weigh 3 times as much.

[@JanoyCresvaZero]

I was quite angry when they removed the headphone jack from their phones. I’m the type of person where I listen to music or KZbin videos or podcasts a lot. I walk a lot and listen to stuff on the go, and I also have an amazing power bank, about the same size as my phone, with solar cells (while admittedly don’t work that well) that I was able to charge it AND listen... Until that phone died after years of use and I upgraded... And shit. It upset me a bit. That was until I got some pretty decent Bluetooth earbuds. Affordable at that. Battery life is an issue though so I do have to charge them often... but yeah. The lack of a headphone jack for aesthetic appeal is ridiculous.

[@ConquerorAR]

"I have been servicing since before you even started puberty" Damn lol

[@robertdevadason1885]

Ouch lol

[@Skitzotech]

I'm 32 years old... 32 years I have lived on this planet and only 3 years ago did i learn from my then girlfriend that most female jeans either have: a. Useless side pockets (pockets so shallow that you couldn't fit a bic lighter in it) or b. Entirely fake altogether (it's just a stitched pattern on the pant leg that doesn't open) I was so confused at this that I actually went in search for answers ... the journey was long and arduous. It lead me to a mountain with a wise old monk at the top.... But I'm fat so instead of climbing it i gave up and just googled it. Apparently having the extra cloth inside of the pant leg makes fitted pants look "wrinkly" or "bumpy". So basically women gave up the convenience of pockets for aesthetics...

[@kenbee1957]

This is sad...... I'm laughing my ass off!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@syzyphyz]

Apple is giving up structural integrity of a phone for aesthetics.

[@MichiosGraphics]

Girls give up functionality for looks, Apple gives up functionality for Looks... no wonder I see way WAY more Female's with the iPhone.... JOKES, but I do see way more Female's with it...

[@MichiosGraphics]

@Dude With Internet true n same

[@shahabmos5130]

I liked your comment but its sad that you needed to research to learn that. Thats common knowledge if you know a girl for more than a day.

[@SubterraneanChick]

THIS video should be a mainstay on KZbin's homepage. All the times I've watched those "YT reviewers" skew and present opinion as facts only to be praised by those more lost than they...Louis is a heaven-send. He restores some credibility to this webspace in 20-30 minute intervals. Thank you for this and everything else.

[@RageUnchained]

Confirmed: Louis likes to talk about his PPBUS and it *is* G3HOT

[@NeddyTheNoodle]

HAHHAHAHAHAHA

[@thesuperpunmaster6369]

G3HOT

[@davidmadiar3928]

delet this

[@Barnacules]

I found you through the side of Linus Tech Tip's pink Honda Civic! Great advertisement isn't it!

[@pawelkuzia]

Wow, it's 3 to midnight, and I give you my "funniest comment of 17.07.2018 on tech oriented KZbin channel!" The invisible badge should appear on Your chest, mister!

[@pawelkuzia]

Love your LTX video btw!

[@myrkurvr]

wait when was this? i though you would be from the video when linus did bga graphic repair

[@SuperJJAlexander]

I haven't seen that! I came from the iMac Pro repair video.

[@yazadpardiwala687]

kim jong skill indeed. As louiss correctly pointed out, flexion is independent of the external chasis. The thing with older 2 inch thick pcs is that they have 'dead space'.So even if the case bends by 1 mm, there is still a 2mm gap between it and the board. But now, with the ever present bragging rights I'm sorry thinness battle, if it bends by 0.5 mm, its already hitting the motherboard. This is also why the thinner the device, the worse the thermals. Even if you put an industrial grade fridge sized fan next to it, if there is no space between the components, air will not flow there in an appreciable amount

[@brandonrowe4213]

Girls put the phone in the back pocket because girl pants are terrible and most have tiny front pockets if any.

[@gustavosoto4607]

And to attact attention to the booty I bet, 2 birds with 1 stone

[@marikroyals7111]

That's why I buy male pants. Even cheap Walmart male jeans (cheap denim) are of better quality than female jeans (cheap thin elastic denim mixed crap) and they have pockets you can put stuff in. Not to mention male jeans tend to allow better movement and are not skin tight around the thigh so if they get wet you're stuck trying to peel them off.

[@noraneko1465]

Yup my pants don’t have front pockets, just fake ones for the look. Very common for women’s pants. So put my phone in my bag or back pocket in the when it’s warm and I don’t wear a jacket with pockets. And some jacket pockets are too small for a big phone.

[@solomonjenkins9505]

^ wife material

[@Symbol-Of-Peace]

And their butts are big therefore bendgate😂

[@zacharywelvaert2235]

Never actually thought about the back pocket thing with women... So I asked my wife... 15min rant about how tiny the front pockets of women's jeans are. Thanks for that.

[@twicethemegapower3995]

That's where the term Butt Dial came from, ladies back pockets😭👌

[@RandomGuy-om1vy]

Watching this from my new iPhone SE with screen flickering, touch id not available bullshit !!

[@davidboyd4026]

I have big pockets I carry my iPad in my back pocket. It was uncomfortable at first... but then it bent into a more comfortable shape 🤪🤣

[@sixstringedthing]

I tried to build a strawman argument about why Bendgate didn't matter... but it just kept bending.

[@UNSCPILOT]

sixstringedthing 10/10

[@sagnikpaul1811]

sixstringedthing rekt . Hahaha.

[@iron1349]

That ending speech is beautiful

[@TheJorjj]

I've never seen such absolute murder in a youtube video before. This might even be more brutal than Content Cop.

[@CrisReed2]

More like Tech Cop

[@alexisaguirrevazquez7900]

16:29 "Put touchwiz on it just to make sure that it's extra slow and gives you that lovely samsung lagging experience." That made me laugh so hard.

[@MaWa_uk]

Having run my own repair shop for 5 years I can safely say that the iPhone 6 is the ONLY phone i encountered with flexing damage. Not to say that other phones dont have problems, they do, just not this. In fact in the vast majority of cases other phones only broke due to misuse, not because they are made from recycled coke cans (not that i'm against recylcing or anything, its just they should be recycling the iphones back into coke cans).

[@dennisseuferling815]

MrWagglesProductions part of the problem is how firmly the pcb is secured to the frame. My LG V20 only has a few retention points which allows the frame to flex while limiting pcb flex

[@deannatale8349]

The iPhone 6s and newer are made from a much stronger Aluminum that seemed like an apt response from Apple to fix the problem. Your results would back this conclusion up. However, this video would suggest that all iPhone since the 6 have the same problem regardless of the hardware change. I’m not sure which conclusion I should draw from the situation.

[@robinspanier7017]

recycling the iphone back in coke cans? hell no i dont want a icoke to be more expansiv then a redbull

[@jnc1771]

Dean Natale apparently you didn’t listen to the opening repairs videos and all the remarks throughout the video that show this problem is also on the iphone7 .

[@amanda-al01]

I put my phone in my back pocket because the frontpockets on my jeans aren't real

[@ODEelephant]

Amanda Ansnes Laumann I also put my phone in my back pocket as I’m pretty paranoid about the radio frequency frying my man jewels if I put it in the front pocket. If I’m wearing a jacket I almost always put the phone in the secret pocket by the chest area. I honestly thought it was normal to put the phone in the back pocket.

[@ODEelephant]

It's a phone, if it can't handle me sitting on it why would I buy it. Why would I need to sit on my laptop, different devices have different durability test's for some people. If I did work in construction then your dam right I would accidentally sit on my laptop and if it broke it's one shitty laptop. A television just sit's in one place why would I want to sit or carry a television around with me? You may prefer to not sit on your phone, I could care less its a device I use for phone calls, messages, emails, and random media consumption, its a tool to connect with others is how I use it, if it fails my personal durability test then it was a crappy phone, you have your personal use for your device's, so you shouldn't try to guilt trip me with your opinion about how differently I view and use a device I own and is now my property with something as dull as "Mohamed Yousuf you're sitting on it? Would you sit on your laptop or TV?"

[@zombiedude347]

I have 1 pair of pants with functional pockets. Phones, keys, coins, whatever, all just slide out of the rest. And the back pockets are allays to small to fit anything in, so why use them either? In the end I just carry everything in my hands to save the trouble.

[@ODEelephant]

"I also put my phone in my back pocket as I’m pretty paranoid about the radio frequency frying my man jewels if I put it in the front pocket. If I’m wearing a jacket I almost always put the phone in the secret pocket by the chest area. I honestly thought it was normal to put the phone in the back pocket." I explained why right in my first response.

[@Run187]

Mohamed Yousuf should more paranoid about a tap on your back pocket ,oh look where has my phone or wallet gone .why you would sit down without first removing your phone from your back pocket is anyone guess ..

[@loopje]

Actually, Louis, Apple is not a $400 billion company... it’s even worse-they are a $950 billion company.

[@DaveFlash]

No it’s even worse since today, they are TRILLION, I repeat A TRILLION dollar company.... $ 1’000’000’000’000 !!!!!!!!!

[@adiller_]

1 trillion boi lmao

[@rotten_banana7570]

T A X E V A S I O N

[@sergiusprintar5491]

AcridTM there's no more tax evasion, apple moved to china, they pay 0% taxes, they did that after trump lowered taxes for business in usa to like 21% or 22%. Why did apple move if trump gave them lower taxes? because china gave them a 0% tax offert as long as they share their data with the government ;)

[@marsbars4767]

loopje But they don't actually have that $950 billion dollars on them. The $950 billion dollar is just their market cap, it's not how much they can actually spend.

[@matty9460]

"why are we still talking about a hardware flaw from a device from 2014?" Because a phone should last at least 4 years

[@jochenkraus7016]

And it contradicts the usual justification to buy expensive Apple products: People claim that they are not more expensive in the long run because you use them much longer than cheaper phones. (Providing you bought the one with enough memory built in because it's not possible to put a microSD card in and move some of the stuff on it. That also doesn't fit to that logic, just like SSDs and Ram soldered on a main board you can't access because you are not supposed to open the case of your computer.)

[@Phoenix-King-ozai]

Because the iphone “8” is just the iphone 6sss

[@5bagsofpopcorn]

@King J-dub I still have my s2 and my s4 and they work fine. Just slow af and I had to repair screens. But as a backup phone on vacation they're amazing

[@Maximumdumb]

I bought a used android in 2013 and it lasted for me until 2018

[@randomweeb6997]

4 years is impossible for Apple phones. iPhone 6 will get it's iOS 11, and the battery will start to last 4 hours on a normal day. Android phones, on the other hand, stay on the lower firmware, and can last for a long, long time, until the battery naturally degrades, or when a user makes a critical fuckup.

[@AnotherFae]

"....and the fact that it's G3 Hot." Not going to lie, I laughed for a few minutes uncontrollably at this. 23:17

[@justuni8735]

OurFates' PlayByPlay me too

[@Microang]

I couldn't stop smiling at how he said it as well... This is why Louis is the only one I click the bell for...

[@Feesh116]

This got me also. 😂

[@flumiie]

PP3V42_G3 Sexy

[@brunocar02]

ah, the G3's one weak point, its terrible ventilation

[@DerPafferfish]

I work in a supermarket. I see a lot of people every day. About 90% of teenage girls carry their phone in their back pocket. They are the power users, constantly taking it out and putting it back all day long and they carry them in the currently modern tight pants. If a phone has problems with being flexed, it's not viable for about half it's userbase's everyday use.

[@DonAntoni]

What about the string wear rate, do you have Data also here or you just have phone Data?👨‍⚕️😉

[@TT-zp8hg]

Fabian L for science ?

[@The_Murder_Party]

DerPafferfish But mein Freund, that *is* the plan, they break the phone because of our design flaws, they blame themselves, they buy a new one, we make a killing!

[@user-os8sq3uh4n]

*Daddy buys another one

[@ida.wendigo]

@lRaziel1 has nothing to do with being a pervert.

[@trignite]

"Do you even solder?" - Louis Rossmann 14:06

[@capnskiddies]

At a time when he looks like he was lifting

[@coldh4nd]

Love this rant. I know it’s old but I’ve just rewatched it from years ago. “Since before you even started puberty” classic retro put down.

[@purpleguy3000]

It's strange how far people will go to defend a bad design, there's a good video by JerryRigEverything showing off the durability of the Nokia 8 from last year where he notes that the body is made from the same grade of Aluminium as the iPhone 6 is, and while there is a small amount of flex when he attempts to bend it in the video it is certainly nowhere near as substantial as it would be on an iPhone 6 if the same stress was applied to it just by adding a curve to the back panel of the phone. A bad design with the wrong materials is inexcusable for a company as large as Apple and I'll never understand why so many people still buy their products.

[@vinylmodsmanitoba]

Exactly! And whats worse is those who use Apple products will defend the "Ease Of Use" cases of Apple products. Even though pointing out all these "Ease Of Use" cases exist on better built and not to mention cheaper devices.

[@RBMDragon]

I would guess for most it is brand recognition. Personally, I have a hard time finding small fast phones, and besides Apple, I've only found Sony smartphones with similar small size. I do not know if other Android manufacturers could capture a larger market, by making smaller phones.

[@veronicabigham9674]

*insert SpongeBob imagination gif* But it's... The ECOSYSTEM

[@aravindr4986]

Because of ios

[@rossmanngroup]

Please make sure to check out Jason and Jessa's channel at the links below. They make amazing, underrated youtube repair content and deserve more followers. kzbin.info/door/39yMXOL0ubFxLWwF1RwelA kzbin.info/door/Pjp41qeXe1o_lp1US9TpWA

[@ghettohillbilly1]

Louis have you have you ever heard of apples slander campaigns on most forums of their competitors? I found it with blackberry phones when reading the forums about different issues they would have, I would see the phases "I had this problem and upgraded to an iphone" or just "I upgraded to an iphone", and though I have no doubt the odd one may have been real, most were copy and pasted troll comments from troll accounts that posted nothing else, i have no doubt these people were paid by apple to slander their competitors, and i also think it has a large part of why blackberry was such a bust when they tried to compete with apple(aside from the obvious known tech issues of course) I'd love to see a video on this

[@dalook46]

Louis Rossmann OMG that’s is so true, hope everybody shares these opinions and start thinking before buy a new phone year after year. I have a iPhone 7 Plus 😔

[@redux1647]

Louis Rossmann dunno I have had a six plus close to 4 years and no touch ic damage or any fault outher than the headphone jack got gunked up and didn’t recognise it was unplugged I replaced that and that was a year ago I’m really rough with my phone to

[@yiannisspanos694]

hey Louis, I know this is irrelevant, but I couldn't think of a better person to ask. I need a soldering iron for some projects. Some of them need precision and my old 60W iron wont cut it with that thick tip. Can you recommend anything cheap, but good from ebay or aliexpress?

[@ferdinanddiaz7021]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH6uqmBsf96Sfs0 please check this out maybe can be featured in your next video

[@dev0random]

I'll trust the guy that repairs and got rich repairing Apple flaws over some Apple fan boy.

[@Nathankinamorh]

Who should I trust about my car having mechanical issues? The mechanic fixing it, or the my teenage son that wanted it.

[@thumbwarriordx]

"Women tend to see no problem putting a phone in their back pocket." Nah. I'm sure they see a problem with it. It's just that fashion hates women having convenient pockets that aren't fake.

[@StuffyMc]

Death Omen perhaps get pants with pockets?

[@theterribleanimator1793]

@Death Omen What? Its hard to find pants with actual useful pockets? But why?

[@theterribleanimator1793]

@Death Omen oh, any particular reason you girls still buy them?

[@bensosnowski1128]

Death Omen have your brother, boyfriend, or male friend take you shopping and buy some guy pants

[@Ch4pp13]

Everyone knows that fake pockets were created in order to sell handbags. The ones saying that's not true are either running a company that sells fitted pants or a handbag company, or in denial about it.

[@eiszapfenderwutendenwinde3233]

Awesome video and very well explained as usual. thumbs up This is the kind of competence nearly all YT channel lack!

[@ucheucheuche]

24:40 The ending of this video is what you call BEAST MODE

[@snhuffaker]

So on a side note...females are more likely to put their phones in the back pocket because women's clothes suck and rarely have decent other pockets. Those of us who don't want to carry a purse all the time have the option of either sticking it in their back pocket (which I'm often guilty of) or down our bra.

[@archgirl]

There's nothing quite like trying to answer the phone when it's stuck to your boob and won't come out of your bra, am I right? Back pocket for me every time... 😁

[@archgirl]

@@ravik007ggn Well I don't use Apple junk, so nope. 😊 I also sit down slowly because I have a hip issue, so I feel the resistance before damage could be done, but honestly removing my phone from my back pocket to sit down has become a reflex action. 😁

[@CurtisL8.3066]

Just pull your phone out of your back pocket before you sit on it. Easy enough.

[@theFORZA66]

@@archgirl just wear guys pants

[@archgirl]

@@theFORZA66 Nah, they don't fit me right. I'd rather just take my phone out of my pocket when I sit down.

[@JamieR2062]

re: the pocket thing- the front pockets in most women's jeans aren't deep enough to hold a phone, hence the back pocket

[@MonkeyJedi99]

I've seen a lot of women's pants, even jeans, that don't have real front pockets.

[@Ametisti]

The reason women are more likely to put phones in the back pocket is because women's trousers very often have uselessly small or non-existent front pockets. I own only one pair of jeans that can reasonably fit my phone and it's not even that large, 5" screen.

[@TheMongooseOfDoom]

As a man, I think that is a genuine issue for feminism. Either the clothes makers think that a "propper" woman should be more concerned with style than practicality or they just want to sell more handbags. In any case, it's archaic, despicable and should stop.

[@amberbuttersz]

I said something similar to this. With larger phones my back pocket is almost always the only pocket that is large enough.

[@roostersideburns3440]

I never knew that about womens pockets. this video should have been about womens pockets

[@march12314]

So why not buy pants with actual/better front pockets? It's not like they're dodos.

[@jasionto]

Lol my gf always complains about that, came to.my.mind as soon as he said the backpocket thing lol

[@Defensive_Wounds]

5:29 - Alternatively, Samsung admitted, voluntarily recalled, repaired and redesigned the batteries for future phones after the Note7 debacle, the Galaxy S8 was the first phone where the battery will not cause a fire if the battery is damaged - THAT is quality design and service. Apple on the other hand still deny and do this fkn iGarbage every year, they know their drooling fans will not critique Apple as *they can do no wrong, even when repeatedly proven they suck*...sigh 15:47 - This was why bought the GS5 when the GS6 came out! No ip67, no removable battery, no microSD and no USB3.0...BUT, Samsung LISTENED to popular demands and RE-included the ip68 water resistance, microSD support, USB-C but sadly removed removable battery, air-view,glove mode and the i.r blaster (great to make your GS5 into a universal remote for your tv, radio, a.c etc.)

[@steven4570]

"Alternatively, Samsung admitted, voluntarily recalled, repaired and redesigned the batteries for future phones after the Note7 debacle" Well DUH. Cause it could literally kill you

[@Defensive_Wounds]

*steven4570* - You have replies turned off, so i'll say this here. Lives were not at risk, they definitely are not any more. The point you seemed to miss was the fact that Samsung unlike Apple faced the issue, dealt with it and made a better device. Apple has done NONE of these things in the MANY issues they have had across devices. Some have been serious such as the 7 iphone7's exploding ala note7's 9 that went boom with batteries from the same factory... Their bluetooth earbuds exploding in people's ears/faces is kind of a serious issue too. Again as usual, suppressed by Apple..... So on and so forth my trolly friend.

[@steven4570]

Uhm, I'm pretty sure an exploding phone is life threatening. "Their bluetooth earbuds exploding in people's ears/faces is kind of a serious issue too." Perhaps you should understand the difference between and isolated case and a pattern.

[@jackyyo1998]

steven4570 at least it didnt kill some one like iphones did

[@djlobb]

Also Samsung seems to actually listen to criticism to some degree. Look at the Galaxy S7, with the Galaxy S7 they fixed almost all the things people criticized about the S6, they added back MicroSD support, water resistance and put in a significantly larger battery. Kudos

[@tylerweigand8875]

Louis ripping tailosive a new one XD

[@DMack6464]

Kek

[@clariecec9101]

Again its 2018 and he's obsessed with the 14 iPhones that bent in 2014. Why won't he review the crap iKnockoffs that fail after months and run an abandonware OS called android?

[@DMack6464]

Haha saltboi

[@tobznoobs]

Clariece C because he keeps getting broken apple products. And android broken after a few months? Dad still has an s5 working, i have s8 for a year. Damn the salt of these apple fanboys. Talks the talk but cant walk the walk

[@ov3rkill]

Because tailosive keeps on spouting non-sense and bs. He glorifies and praise his lord and savior, Apple.

[@jonathanschmidt7874]

Is it a bug or a feature? Apple: ”Yes”

[@coffee115]

Well, you see Louis, Apple has a store, therefore...*picks nose*

[@davevilla1061]

but samsung will actually send someone to your home. why would anyone want to drive to the store when you can get vip service to your house?

[@eduardoavila646]

Samsung has stores too! Thousands of them mainly in malls... Do you live in a small rural city? Do samsung dont threat the Us as other countries? Also why the heck do you need a store to fix a godamn phone? Take it to the manufacturers authorized service shop.....

[@AnonymousUser77254]

coffee115 you'd think Louis would appreciate it more.... I mean, he has a store!

[@ElwoodPDowd1970]

I'm pretty sure Samsung has stores in Europe, but not in the US. Not sure about Canada.

[@awacs337]

Am I 22 or am I 8? Lmfao

[@moderusprime]

This is the first time I've ever watched a video twice. This is what truly owning someone looks like.

[@Dosudro]

"There's a difference between making me fat and making me dead..." I had to pause here and collect myself, I was laughing so hard.

[@antiisocial]

The total wrecking of that guy starts at 24:21. 😂

[@RabbitConfirmed]

worth the wait

[@Martin_WDSK]

But it´s all truth

[@tashakamikarkori]

ufff...That blew him all the way back to the highschool bully years

[@metallkopf988]

25:26 "So don't you tell me that all the people that have this problem 'aRE jUsT YoUTubERs tHaT ArE DoInG ThIS To ThEIr pHOneS'... No, they're not..." Louis going full Mocking Spongebob! Ahh, gotta love it...

[@Cipher71]

@@RabbitConfirmed WOO lawd I thought the roast started halfway into the video but goddamn I was wrong!

[@TheBassUnlimited]

Been waiting for this for such a long time

[@592Johno]

Arnold Pena ikrrrr

[@clariecec9101]

Is that what iKnockoff users do? Just wait around for the next Apple bashing?

[@mistamaog]

I can't stand that TailosiveTech guy. He is way too Apple bias. Defending their issues like the new iPad bending like paper. That Apple cult is crazy

[@BryanzHAn03]

He's the typical Apple Sheep.

[@RandomGuy-om1vy]

Fuckin idiot unsubscribed instantly!!

[@mistamaog]

@lasest2 I'm 11 months late, but yeah I had the same reaction with "Painfully Honest Tech" who got a viral video about how he's ditching Apple after so many years, just to go back to them a couple of months later stating how they just do it better.

[@Accuaro]

24:42 damn, roasted af

[@TommyBlaze13]

THAT WAS PERFECT

[@connectorxp]

That Sheeple is annoying as fu%k, needs a reality check.

[@CamiloJimenz]

I cum out

[@ch1ll1add.25]

connectorxp he even admits it

[@Beary98]

Made my day

[@stephen8176]

Flexion based damage is like using a can opener and leaving a little bit of metal to hold the top on. Then move the top up and down, over and over, and finally, the rest of metal holding the top eventually breaks.

[@zbeast]

I had two iphone 6's... I bought one for myself and one for my boyfriend.. Right after the warranty ended both phones failed with the defect. I went back to the apple store and they said I would have to pay for the repair but the tech also said it would reoccur and recommended that I buy the iphone 6s... I was stuck I needed a phone and could not wait weeks to get ones that I had "repaired". So out comes the credit card and I buy 2 more phones... what's that.. like $4000.00 in phones!!! I also could see no visable bend in the case.I didn't even know about bendgate. I still have the 6s's but they are starting to crash for no reason. I'm going to samsung and android. Not only does iphones suck i'm also tired of apples content blocking... I'm paying almost $1000.00 for a device... it's mine.. I should be able to do with it what I want.

[@shereefmohammed6596]

I can feel you! One of the many reasons I never bought an iPhone is this no bluetooth, appstore only, no SD card, non-removable battery, 'secure' bullshit .. if I get a phone, I want to do whatever I want with it, and as long as apple keeps their bullshit, I won't even consider going iOS. Granted my current phone has an unremovable battery .. but it was the cheapest phone in it's class. If I'm paying for an iPhone, I expect no flaws, let alone technical flaws that they don't even support!

[@zoomer2965]

Kobe Wild I'd recommend asking around. Samsung doesn't do too well with updates.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Best thing I did for my turd 6 is I put it in an otter box. I never broke it yet, but did get a warranty replacement thru my phone plan, and shortly after I got the battery drain issue. Methinks I got a phone that sat uncharged for a long time on the shelf. I’m done with it, as soon as my plan is up I’m switching back to android.

[@ch1ll1add.25]

Do you guys put your phones in the side pockets. Or back pockets?

[@PSUQDPICHQIEIWC]

Unfortunately, that's not the prevailing view these days. From Apple to automobile manufacturers, your physical ability or legal right to freely use/repair/modify the products you buy is undesired. The fashion of rent-seeking behavior drives them to artificially limit the longevity and arbitrary use of products. ... so no, in their eyes, it's not yours and you should only be able to do what they want to let you do.

[@AxelStone]

Truth bombs à la Rossmann, keep it up 👍🏼

[@WolfA4]

"Do you even solder, bro?" Would be good merc for Louis.

[@heidiaguirre5672]

"DO YOU EVEN SOLDER?" 😂👌

[@bishopworks3203]

This is one reason why I hate Apple. Companies like Samsung acknowledge their issues, like when the batteries exploded in the Note 7. They handled the issue well and redesigned the battery to ensure safety for their customers. Apple in the same situation would blame the consumer and make them pay 70 bucks to replace the battery.

[@nath1606]

BrutalSystem Apple did acknowledge bendgate by using thicker aluminium on the 6S, then making the aluminium even thicker on the 7, then applying a glass back on the 8 & stainless steel sides on the X.

[@bishopworks3203]

Nath m Plunk Thats not “acknowledging” a defective product. If Apple said “Our phones are prone to bending and should be handled more carefully than usual” and apologized to the customers experiencing the issue then THAT would be acknowledging the issue. Making a new phone with a higher grade aluminum and calling that acknowledging an issue is like Sony having defective and overheating PlayStations and making a new one without the issue. Don’t be stupid. Apple did not acknowledge the issue properly like Samsung did with the battery issue. Also don’t say the back glass on the new iPhones improves the build quality. In fact, it is a design FLAW as it is so poorly designed having the glass permanently “glued” to the frame. That is an awful design.

[@nath1606]

BrutalSystem the iPhone 6 bending overtime wasn’t a big enough problem for Apple to recall it. Yes people did get touch disease from the iPhone 6 but it was a small amount compared to how many people bought it. I still see a lot of people using an iPhone 6 today, some without a case. And from what I’ve heard, Apple eventually offered free repairs for people who suffered from bendgate & touch disease. My point on bringing up the iPhone 8 & X is that there both near impossible to bend with the glass back & well suited to resist overtime bending. Granted, I didn’t know about the glass back being glued in & I don’t know if that’s even a problem because no ones had an issue (from what I’ve heard) with the back of an 8 or X. People buy Apple products because they expect them to just work & not have to tear apart their products to see if its good, most people who buy Apple products do have a good experience with them which is why a lot of people use them. Even the iPhone 5s is still running well & will run better on iOS 12. And calling someone stupid doesn’t open doors to learning, instead it just blocks people out. So don’t be hostile man :)

[@bishopworks3203]

Nath m Plunk I was not trying to be hostile, which is why I said don’t be stupid, as your example for a acknowledgment was not the best. However, I was not suggesting a recall for the 6, but more an apology for the issue. Also, Apple did have a fix for the Touch IC issue, but it was 160 bucks and was only for the plus model. Also, the reason why the glass back on the new iPhones is an issue as it is impossible to fix without brute force and dedication. It cost upwards of 550 bucks to replace by Apple for the X. In my opinion bending is worse than shattered glass, but for something that costs 700, 800, or even 1000 it should be made to last a while and not need any extremely expensive repairs. I don’t buy Apple products anymore because of poor quality. I had 3 non-accidental issues on my old 7 (One being that it would not connect to any networks, the second being it would boot loop, and the final being audio issues with the mic) before giving up and switching to Android. This was not my only bad experience with Apple, as the iPad I use for streaming and KZbin suffers severe throttling, constant restarts, and can’t live more than 5 minutes on battery. Seriously, this thing is only a couple years old and has been taken care of. This should not happen.

[@littolicce]

BrutalSystem May I ask what’s so bad about a glued back glass?

[@shariarrahman7562]

Louis, you sometimes imo rant and carp about small things but then sometimes you make videos like these which are fantastic. I can't decide if I 100% like your channel but you seem to be an honest good person trying and I have to respect that. Good on you mate. That bit about the workers saving up to use an iPhone that didn't care for their use cases - that hit the spot. Good for you man

[@colcustard6015]

You can tell how right Louis is by how swole he is.

[@CountlessPWNZ]

Louis finna body bendgate deniers.

[@maitele]

Every time Louis dumps on an Apple fanboy he gets slightly more ripped. He grows stronger by the day.

[@gabrielgalaxygh]

Col Custard every time he gets something right, he does ten reps

[@Trollamollex]

Finally someone understands the nuances of debating.

[@ralakus8784]

He is so ripped, he can bench press an apple fanboy's ego.

[@PodtrashRadio]

"There's a difference between making me fat and making me....DEAD" laughed so hard at that part

[@JF-xj3cu]

Damn... Louis just killed someone I think,.

[@jonesbplayer]

Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the Louis Rossmann roast of another sheepherder. It just amazes me how nobody does any research before they speak and people take them as experts instead of listening to the experts such as yourself.

[@total_epicness6776]

ikr I actually thought that guy was trolling or his channel was a joke channel

[@how2pick4name]

People are dumb, haven't learned to distinguish truth from nonsense, presto. Channels like that get a huge audience because they sell their nonsense well. It's all semantics and rhetoric these days. Honesty and truth is not important, being famous and rich is. By whatever means necessary. Look at our politicians for the "role models".

[@DarthAwar]

@@total_epicness6776 It is a joke channel just not done on purpose! ;)

[@oemradiosolutions1399]

This is like watching a professor debate a child.

[@metallkopf988]

Apple fanboi did bring the equivalent of a potato-peeler to a gunfight of wits...

[@user-du9zf3jj1z]

@metallkopf....did he have a license for that potato-peeler?

[@JassenValentinovNede]

That's offensive to every child ever, comparing them to that prick.

[@OrbitalWedge]

imma die your comment just killed me

[@ftavarez9206]

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[@adamschlinker972]

Also, what's even more inane about the glass back analogy, is that the glass back doesn't break from regular use. You'd have to drop it or something. So it's still not comparable because one type of damage would be the users fault and the other wouldn't.

[@Hennet97]

"Do You even solder" My favorite quote for a long time

[@bazzie85]

I tear drop ran down my cheek when you shit talked about the Nexus 6p. I used that device for 2 years, then passed it down to my little sister who's now been using it for about a year. The battery went bad but we replaced at home with a ebay battery about a month ago and it's been amazing again. Very responsive, great camera even compared with the latest phones, and excellent front facing speakers. It even survived a massive fall two years ago but luckily the spigen case absorbed all the damage. Also, I've never sat on it lol

[@TheHaters112]

I had it for 2½ years. 3 battery replacements. Ended up breaking the screen on repair on my 4th try.

[@demoniack81]

@@TheHaters112 bruh what are you doing to your phone to manage to fuck the battery 3 times in 2 years? My phone is 3 and a half years old and still on the original battery. It still has around 70% capacity.

[@Tsiikki]

But Apple HAZ stores!

[@propabilityfpv303]

i hope this is a joke lmao

[@sonixthatsme]

He forgot to turn off sarcasm mode.

[@MrNoFaceGuy]

Prop Ability FPV its pretty fucking obvious bro

[@propabilityfpv303]

im talking about the dumbasses that argue with me at my high school when i tell them why their phone broke. legit they dont listen since im 15 even tho literally i just fixed it. i cant stand those dumbass apple sheep that obey apple and say that apple is always right

[@DeeSnow97]

I too like a physical place to get told to fuck myself instead of just apple.com

[@Zadrakos]

Louis looks like a JoJo Stand Master: Louis Rossmann Stand Name: PP3V42 Stand Ability: Magically fixes itself after putting itself in 'Louis' cube'.

[@evertonc1448]

Wtf, this dude really knows about the topic he's talking about, thought there were no such people on KZbin.

[@chantimothy]

Louis does the actual hardware repairs and has probably seen enough of the similar defects that he can tell the asswipe knows nothing about the device

[@rickyricardo2006]

@@chantimothy yup, he is a technician first, youtuber second.

[@kenbee1957]

You must be new here

[@engasfour]

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[@engasfour]

@@EpicDrew15 طعععهه9

[@schonerwissen2013]

I love your tech channel because you don't talk bs. Thanks for scraping time off from your long workdays to deliver tech-literate opinions. It is GREATLY appreciated by any of your followers, I am sure!

[@ShcherbynaM]

Hm..... Why device is bootlooping? For an example I am making firmwares for my DIY devices, some of them is using Linux, some of them are programmed using just C++ or ASM, and when some of my periferial chips are not responding then my firmware just disables that feature, I am not throwing "Kernel Panic". Why big company as Apple couldn't just disable audio IC if it is not responding? What the point of force restarting the phone, they are thinking that if device will reboot then chip will fix itself? Definitely NOT!

[@loyalitiy]

Shcherbyna M try and catch ;)

[@stratos7755]

Let me guess. Every piece of HW on Apple devices is somehow signed. If the HW is disconnected (thus not signed) it can't boot (anti counter-fitting measurement) -> They would never allow you to have non-apple HW in your device ;)

[@TheEpicLinkFreeman]

To be fair there are some circumstances where that will occur (at least on windows, i'm not a linux user) if you have a defective component sometimes. It's those obscure things where you plug in a new mouse and it bricks your computer for some reason, until you unplug it and it's just the mouse disagreeing with your computer and not the USB port for some reason, or your new sound card makes your computer BSOD on startup every time. Doesn't happen very often at all though, but that's why the 2 last paragraphs of the old bluescreen were there, because it happens occasionally. www.wintips.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/image-27.png and i'm not trying to defend the iphone, i'm just bringing up other similar situations; but at the same time windows gives you a possible solution and tells you that something went wrong, it doesn't just keep restarting and wonder what's wrong

[@deadscale547]

Another possible reason (other then the HW being signed) could be them trying to minimize user info on the problem. If their phones constantly bootloop whenever something goes wrong then you'll only have people complaining about bootlooping instead of complaining about a myriad of things such as their touch screen not working, or mic, or audio etc. making it harder to diagnose whats gone wrong as you don't know what has the problem. This is just speculation though, but i could see a company with shitty anti-consumer policies doing this.

[@ashkebora7262]

From a software developer point of view, it's often better (as in basically always better, and 1000x easier to debug) to FAIL FAST than to try and skip something that's not quite right and try to let the operation continue. In the software space, if you don't kick out a FAIL quickly, you might continue on and corrupt data because something was junk. You might crash the entire system or let some obscure bug open up a security hole just because you wanted to be snazzy and continue on after recognizing a problem. I imagine this is also the case in hardware, but with possibly worse ramifications. What if something isn't working because it's basically shorted? If you continue to let the device try and run, you might be looking at further hardware damage, or worse, a fire. Not to mention, if you attempt to handle all error states gracefully, it gets complicated FAST, and can quickly become a nightmare of if/else, go here, do that, check this... just to do a simple task. Just do the task if you can, and fail if not. If you hear weird noises from under your car's hood, do you think "Oh well, it COULD be nothing. I'll just start this road trip anyways."?

[@lilv728]

I've never seen anyone work as hard as that guy to shill for and suck off a company that continually screws him. Edit: oh no! Louis hearted my comment and I just edited it to fix a typo and the heart is gone! Still. Louis you're a real one for hearting a comment on a 4 y/o vid.

[@zombieunicorna4249]

They put theme in theier backpocket because : A. The frontpockets are to small to store theme Or B. They do not have any front pockets all

[@PS-bc5qt]

People "testing" these devices don't seem to realize that it's not a one time and it's broke. It the sitting in your pocked in rush hour traffic for 45minutes. Another point they don't seem to take into account is that when the phone is charging or discharging it gets hot. You have it in a pocket/purse/car holder and it's on/gps/charging and there is any type of strain it will be magnified by the heat being created inside the phone. While the case may not suffer due to it's bad thermodynamics the metals on the inside conducting the business of the phone is going to take damage. If you're up north where it gets cold there's the possibility of more dynamic thermal changes. Think about taking the phone off the charger walking outside where it's 30F and sitting it on the hood of your car for a couple minutes while you grab something form the back seat or whatever.

[@sagnikpaul1811]

P S that's an interesting comment.

[@glowingone1774]

Like the flat earths but for apple

[@lazygit5415]

The curve in the earth comes with an additional charge of 199.99

[@clariecec9101]

Again its 2018 and he's obsessed with the 14 iPhones that bent in 2014. Why won't he review the crap iKnockoffs that fail after months and run an abandonware OS called android?

[@arijit276]

He is bringing forward an issue that lot of his customers faced with the icrap iphone 6. As for android he does not talk about them because majority of the hardware he repairs is apple based. Also, it should also be self explanatory why he does not get a lot of android phones for repair, maybe because they dont fail as much?

[@clariecec9101]

"Maybe", except statistics show they fail in 2 years average. They're knockoffs for a reason buddy. Common sense. Explain why so many people still use fully functioning iPhone 5s and Apple is STILL supporting 5 year old devices while you're lucky to get support for 2 years on an iKnockoff. Common sense. bgr.com/2017/09/13/iphone-vs-android-failure-rate-q2-2017/ boygeniusreport.files.wordpress.com/2016/02/android-vs-ios-reliablity.jpg?quality=98&strip=all bgr.com/2017/09/13/iphone-vs-android-failure-rate-q2-2017/

[@glowingone1774]

Clariece C it was a joke

[@RJWaynerium]

As an engineer, I absolutely hate BGA packages. Impossible to clean in between those tiny balls, the power dissipation factor of the part sucks, and if you rework it, chances are phenomenal that you will pluck one of those tiny fragile pads that hold onto the board by the skin of it's teeth.

[@AlexeyFilippenkoPlummet]

That "back-forth" line can be remixed into a horror movie sound track. 10:40

[@dmitritoledo317]

Love this format with you standing! Will always love the content with you actively working on boards, but this is a nice change alongside that.

[@blackabe111]

Damn this video was so good I unsubscribed so I could subscribe again

[@edynasty9380]

blackabe111 😂😂

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

blackabe111 lol

[@rahuljoshi7759]

Total douche bag.

[@anirbanghosh5847]

Caz u r as dumb as ur youtube creator 😂

[@andrewjames9588]

Anirban Ghosh ...

[@ryan.6594]

"I'm just a guy who likes to talk about his clock signals, his PPBUS, and the fact that it's G3 Hot" - Louis Rossman.

[@scavi]

Love the jumpcuts, the video is in perfect flow

[@caseychaos3601]

-Apple admits phones had flaws and sold them anyway -Holds customers accountable for damage caused by flaws That's some real ignorance.

[@9HighFlyer9]

casey bryant $800B market cap and $20B in profits last year shows the real ignorance lies in the populace.

[@caseychaos3601]

HighFlyer That is true, no denying it at all. People impulse buy like crazy, they never do research on companies or products- they just look at reviews on how "user friendly it is because apple made it". Or they computer sales associates at retailers try to talk people into buying an imac/macbook with lower end hardware than a PC/laptop that cost 1/3 the price. Just insanity..

[@kurokaien18]

Well yeah becuase the flaw wouldn’t affect someone that took care of the phone.no one I know has a not working 6+ that never sat on it

[@hazelpedemonte4464]

+Evan Jones Apple knew they had a design flaw, not only on the iPhone 6, but at the very least all the way up to the iPhone 7. They even issued a recall for one of the symptoms of flexion-based damage on the iPhone 7: www.apple.com/support/iphone-7-no-service/ That's an entire two years after the iPhone 6 with flexion-based damage still occuring.

[@steven4570]

There is a difference between “ bends more easily than 5s”. And “bends too easily”.

[@afewspokesloose2699]

I'm turning "Do you even solder bro" into a meme.

[@levyata8964]

This is my favourite video from you so far and I've been watching for 4 years. Thank you for speaking as much as possible and taking your time to explain why these people are wrong, and thank you also for teaching us that some problems only affect a specific demographic. I actually didn't think about the "females usually put their phones in the back pockets" thing I'm only 19 so watching you has made me realize how scummy the world really is. Very well done sir

[@RePeLSTeeLTJe--]

One of the most constructive bashes i've ever seen.

[@averym.9856]

I approve of your choice of IEMs

[@CannonKnight]

I discovered you from your visit on LTT. The iPhone 6 Plus still matters today because I happen to be one of those people that has one right now that does have this touch disease. I refuse to pay that much money to repair a 4 year old phone that Apple admits is THEIR FAULT. Correction: that they lied about and tried to hide. They don't deserve any more of my money.

[@jscottupton]

"Truth is like poetry...and most people hate poetry"

[@schultheisstudios]

That's why we watch Louis... We wanna hear all about your ppbus...

[@RichardRigava]

pepebus

[@elsasquatcho.]

My god you just brought up facts after facts after facts and made this random person look like more than a fool than anyone else ever could, must have been a fun and well thought out video to make

[@ChrisLongPhoneRepair]

The word that needed to be used and is the reason for these failures, the scientific term is "WORK HARDENING" Bending any type of metal over and over at a focal point aka these traces where they meet the pad, causes the metal to become harder and harder due to the metal atoms moving. After so long the metal (copper in the trace) becomes very hard but the draw back to very hard metals are they are BRITTLE. Brittle metal in an area of flex causes breaking. These micro fractures cause a "dirty" signal coming from the LCD on the BSync line for Touch IC and on the iPhone 7 series this causes a "dirty" signal on a AP to Audio Codec line. This issue is a design flaw and NEVER has been a user issue. They lied and charge money to fix their design issue, that still hasnt been addressed. Also the underfill option was tried on a revised version of the 6 Plus and it does not prevent the issue. It has happened on underfilled iPhone 6 Plus after replacement with Apple applied underfill. It does not address the issue of flex and WORK HARDENING.

[@WhatTheHellMang]

B&C Connection LLC just like copper wires/pipes in a network cab, a boiler or a car. 👍

[@clarenceteo6833]

Fatigue fracture* just saying and very informative btw :) I like!

[@clarenceteo6833]

To elaborate on your point. During each flex, there the atoms in the alloy go through microscopic dislocations. As the dislocations get more severe, there will be 'pockets' called crazes that will appear in the microstructure of the alloy. These crazes and dislocations at the same time will lower the yield strength, as well as concentrate the stresses at these crazes. Thus leading to fatigue failure. :)

[@VenkataY]

I don't think it's called work hardening. It's failure due to fatigue. Work hardening is a manufacturing process that make the device stronger (also a bit more brittle). Work hardening is not something that happens over time. It's fatigue, it causes micro cracks in the grain boundaries of the material which then slowly propagate till they reach point of critical failure. I have just finished a material science couse and I am sure that I have this right.

[@VenkataY]

Rossman was also. Fatigue due to flexure.

[@owieouch5640]

Hey, just so everyone knows the reason girls put their phone in their back pocket is because often our pants our made with no front pocket or very shallow ones that dont fit