I know this sounds REALLY STUPID, but I have a bit of anxiety of if the phone is going to break easily. So sometimes once in a few weeks or so I do a bend test, but the bend tests I do have very little force applied (it's not as much as JerryRigEverything, my hands are not shaking so I'm not applying much force, and I stop applying force once I feel in my hands that the phone is pretty stable, but it's a bit difficult to explain). So with the very little force applied, the phone is still in PERFECT condition.
The reason I do this is because I'm extremely worried if the LCD panel under the glass is gonna crack (not the crack of the glass) and show weird lines and such. So my question is, can bending the phone to a certain extent crack the IPS LCD panel? I stopped doing it around June (so basically I did it once every 2 or few weeks since Feb) and is that weakening the structure? Because as I said, phone is working perfectly. Build seems sturdy still.
Another thing is when I do the small bend tests, the ripple effect (when you put pressure on the LCD screen) doesn't occur at all, and that's because I'm not putting a lot of pressure because AFAIK it takes a bit of pressure to do the effect than some older phones, so it may have some good protection. So if the ripple effect hardly happens due to not putting enough pressure then screen is still perfect right?
Another thing why I have this anxiety is because of these "hairline cracks" that happens with Samsung Galaxy AMOLED phones. And this worry actually started when I had one of those Galaxy AMOLED phones and the internal display cracked during charging. So are AMOLED displays more sensitive compared to IPS LCD when it comes to pressure, heat and stuff?
I would REALLY REALLY appreciate it if you could take the time to answer these questions I have. I know they are very stupid questions, but I would like to calm down my worry. As I said before, phone is in perfect condition, so I don't think anything happened. But I don't want to have a worry that it may just break itself in the future.
The reason I do this is because I'm extremely worried if the LCD panel under the glass is gonna crack (not the crack of the glass) and show weird lines and such. So my question is, can bending the phone to a certain extent crack the IPS LCD panel? I stopped doing it around June (so basically I did it once every 2 or few weeks since Feb) and is that weakening the structure? Because as I said, phone is working perfectly. Build seems sturdy still.
Another thing is when I do the small bend tests, the ripple effect (when you put pressure on the LCD screen) doesn't occur at all, and that's because I'm not putting a lot of pressure because AFAIK it takes a bit of pressure to do the effect than some older phones, so it may have some good protection. So if the ripple effect hardly happens due to not putting enough pressure then screen is still perfect right?
Another thing why I have this anxiety is because of these "hairline cracks" that happens with Samsung Galaxy AMOLED phones. And this worry actually started when I had one of those Galaxy AMOLED phones and the internal display cracked during charging. So are AMOLED displays more sensitive compared to IPS LCD when it comes to pressure, heat and stuff?
I would REALLY REALLY appreciate it if you could take the time to answer these questions I have. I know they are very stupid questions, but I would like to calm down my worry. As I said before, phone is in perfect condition, so I don't think anything happened. But I don't want to have a worry that it may just break itself in the future.
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