I think it souds normal, but also depends on what is your battery percentage level. It drops faster at certain levels compared to others. For example, on standby mode, mine takes forever to drop from 100% to 99%, but thereafter from 99% it drops much faster to 98%. Pretty normal.

Aiyo, don't worry too much about battery life and enjoy the phone, bro.

Couldn't agree more

At this rate the topic of this thread may need to change to The Official iPhone 6/6+ Battery Life Discussion Thread

I also used during iPhone 5 days but found not much difference. With the 6 Plus, there really isn't a need for it

I'll say two more words about the battery performance of the iPhone 6 Plus and then I won't mention it again: -

Insanely Great

I'll admit that the iOS today is not the smoothest of UI experience compared to the days of the old, but I think the lag or perceived lag is still very minimal. I've had my 6 Plus for a month now, and I'll admit that iOS 8 (am on 8.1.3 presently) is still not the most refined experience. I've had some apps crashing every now and then but overall it doesn't happen often enough for me to fuss about it. I think Apple will get it right eventually. Just a matter of time.

I totally agree with you on the battery life though. I'm still trying to adjust to not having to charge my phone every night! I've successfully converted a fellow colleague and my wife from their Galaxy Notes to 6 Plus just by talking about the battery life, ha ha (Hopefully that doesn't come back to haunt me!).

I think a lot depends on what you expect from your phone, and whether the user interface suits your needs. if you're already an Apple user, then I would say the 6 or 6 Plus is definitely a worthwhile upgrade from the previous generations. If you're on a different platform then it depends on what you currently like or dislike about your existing phone and its operating system. That said, the 6 Plus is hardly a bad phone!

They're going with 4GB of RAM now on the newer Androids... That's equivalent to the amount of RAM on my laptop

And they will be including a Powerbank as standard accessories - cost built in, of course

It depends on what was your previous phone. If you were using an iPhone 5 or 5S/C then the 6 Plus is definitely a giant of a phone and will take time to get used to it. I moved from iPhone 5 to Note 3 and felt it was too big. Then after a while it became a non issue. Now on the 6 Plus, it's just 7mm taller than the Note 3 but if you slap on a really bulky casing like I did, then it becomes even bigger, haha. But the gorgeous screen and battery life makes it worthwhile. The phone only feels uncomfortable in my pocket if I'm wearing tight jeans and sitting down. Otherwise it is also a non issue.

From a 4 to a 6 Plus is a huge jump coz that's a 2 inch diagonal increase in screen size. Many iPhone 4 users prefer to jump to 6 coz they think the size is more manageable. In the end it's up to you to choose according to your needs or preference.

Some night shots on the 6 Plus - note that my photography skills are close to non-existent.







This post has been edited by attw: Feb 13 2015, 06:26 PM

Again, depends...

...on

...your

...usage

Some temple in Butterworth... just back after a short trip for work.

Was taking photos with my colleagues, one using a Z Ultra and the other on a Note 3. We took the same scenes just to compare... Needless to say who had the best photos, ha ha ha...

Yes, and a whole lot of good food along the entire street

This post has been edited by attw: Feb 15 2015, 09:31 AM

I think these days smartphone cameras are well equipped to take very good night shots. Still, I too didn't expect the photos to turn out as well as they did.

Guys, what's a good back up phone to your iPhone 6 / 6 Plus? Preferably using nano sim card and of a different OS? I'd like to keep a spare for emergencies and for use with a second sim card when I'm overseas but don't really want another iOS device (no 5/5C/5S) or overpriced Android flagship coz it's just a spare phone.

I've got a bad experience of a sim adapter being stuck in the phone. Cost me RM50 to repair the phone after I forcefully removed the sim and damaged the sim slot, ha ha.. So I'm definitely avoiding any use of adapters of any kind.

Replied Bro

Give or take 12.x GB, if not mistaken

As long as you don't force anything out with a paperclip, you should be fine

Probably the Original one is a local MY set? Can't be Lazada selling counterfeit products, ha ha.