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With a phone this big it will twist/flex on its own in your pocket. A phone that is made by a manufacturer thats name is synonymous with reliability and durability that can't take a few (god forbid)-drops in a case and the phone literally is falling apart from the inside. There are several post in this forum regarding speaker issues, phone call issues, not being able to talk on the phone without putting the call on speaker because the mic is going in and out... But yeah I'm apparently a neglectful person that accidentally dropped his phone because no one does that to an expensive piece of technology ....yada yada...
It is unfortunate, but when you drop a phone, damage can occur. I'm not saying that it is neglectful, you have to understand that there is a lot going on inside of a smartphone. A drop, or more specifically, the sudden stop at the bottom, can cause damage. People think if the screen didn't crack you dodged a bullet. Years ago, I dropped my Lumia 920 and the antenna connection disconnected, resulting in me having no cellular connectivity until I tore the phone apart and reconnected it ( http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-920/241361-my-broken-fixed-920-a.html ).
It is a luck of a draw thing. You could drop your phone a hundred times and it could be fine, or one drop should shatter it. You could have this problem from any phone, be it Nokia, Apple, Samsung or whoever. A phone as large as a 1520 is probably a little more vulnerable.