It seems that for a while now and since the famous bless yourself of the iPhone 6 Plus that Apple launched last year, it has become it is common to bend the devices to check their resistance. The new iPhone models have confirmed that the new 7000 aluminum used offers great resistance and barely allows the device to bend a little. So far I have not seen any video in which they have tried to fold the iPad Pro, but everything will come, surely some animal that has nothing to do tries to try to gain a few users on YouTube.
Of the iPad Pro we have not seen any attempt but of the Apple Pencil have already begun to appear the first tests that try to check the resistance of this device to bend. The Apple Pencil, with a price of 109 euros, allows us to make authentic works of art in combination with the iPad Pro and the applications designed by Adobe, hence the main sector for which it is intended is that of designers, architects, draftsmen ...
Zach Straley was the first user to test the Apple Pencil's flexural strength. As we can see in the video, you have to do loads of strength to bend this tech-packed device. These resistance tests if we could see them justified since the charging system of this pencil is via the lightning port of the iPad Pro. It is not likely but not unlikely that when we are charging the device we pass near the pencil and all the equipment falls to the ground or we bend the Apple Pencil directly.
Fortunately, the resistance of the Apple Pencil is quite good to any slight incidence that this device may cover while it is charging. This is due to the hinge-shaped mechanism that allows the lightning head move slightly before any type of blow it may receive. In the video we can see that it perfectly withstands any accidental blow, but if we force it, it will break as is logical.
