Mobile cracks thread

Do you people throw your phones on the ground without any case using your retard strength or something? I never had a single one of my phones crack and I literally throw them around the place.

Other than dropping my sony w200 in the toilet years ago, I've never broken a phone or cracked the screen.

Every one of my wifes phones since 2009 have cracked. The last 4 have quite literally lasted less than 6 months before being cracked.

I have no fucking idea how she does it.
Seems fairly common.
I don't even use phone cases or screen protectors.
Just can't fathom it.

Likewise, it seems more people than not have a cracked or otherwise damaged phone and I've never once had a cracked or damaged phone, and it's not like I've never dropped my phone either, I've no fucking clue how people do this

You got lucky, that's how your phones don't sport spiderwebs.

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just checked purchase date of her last phone,
not even kidding it was september 8th,
Found out sheepishly from her today she cracked it today.
Almost 6 months fucking exactly.

>getting drunk
>operating technology while under influence of alcohol
You disgust me

Please ask her how the fuck she does it. I literally throw mine around when I am at home and have never cracked or in any way damaged one?

Apparently she placed it on the back of the toilet. Cistern thingy. Slipped off.
Had taken the screen protector off a week ago because it was all "bobbly".
So it only fell about a metre onto linoleum floor.

I'm not sure if I was happier before knowing this evil. Do people just routinely sit their phone on the edge of things until it falls off? Does this happen to all the people with broken phones?

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It was a redmi 5 and it had the plastic/silicone "protective" case on, that the phone comes with.

They buy a phone that they can't afford so as long as it works they keep it.

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How did the phone land to leave cracks like that? Just how?

She has no idea, didn't see drop til it landed.

Looks to me like it was stepped on personally...

Something like that yeah. That certainly is not a crack pattern from landing on one of the edges or the flat screen.

Did someone said crack?

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>own a SGS3 for 3 years
>drop it a couple of times from waist-height but never crack it
>never cracked a phone in my life
>eventually move to a new phone
>friend asks to lend him the old S3 for a weekend until his new phone arrives
>monday morning he returns the S3 with cracked glass
>says he dropped it from ~0.5m on a hardwood floor
how the fuck do they do it

what do you think would happen if she ate a lot of those beans and showed her crack like that haha

my mate's old HTC cracked in a similar way in his pocket
he didn't even hit it with anything