Apple's first phablet, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus, has been a headache for the company. At first, there was the Bendgate issue. Then we heard some complaints that many 6 Plus units were experiencing crashes and some of them kept on rebooting. Then there is the case of the usage of cheaper TLC flash in the 128GB model. And now, we are hearing reports about a new problem with the phone. Many users are reporting that their iPhone 6 Plus' camera is not working properly. And it seems that the optical image stabilizing tech is creating the issue. As you will see in the clip below, the video recorded by an iPhone 6 Plus is very, very wavy. The problem reportedly is not just with video recording. Many users are saying that their camera has become useless. But the good news is that the device's warranty has helped many iPhone 6 Plus users to get their devices or the camera module replaced. So Apple probably already knows about this problem.