Hard to decide between 6 and 6 plus? Simple, get both like I did. No regrets.
Well at least u have an iphone to use until tuesday. You will be given a brand new unit. Not so bad.

Hard to decide between 6 and 6 plus? Simple, get both like I did. No regrets.
Well at least u have an iphone to use until tuesday. You will be given a brand new unit. Not so bad.

6+

simply for the camera and battery life. awesome.

6+

simply for the camera and battery life. awesome.

The only difference between the two is that the iPhone 6 Plus features optical image stabilization (OIS) while its smaller counterpart does not. Personally i dont see much difference though.

Ya I agreed with TOMEI, many reviews also stated there is not much difference between 6 and 6+ camera. The real difference is the screen estate and battery life. Seriously hope the sluggishness in 6+ will be solved soon.

So, from the forumers POV, they would suggest 6 rather than 6+

From my POV, I'm using iPhone 5S , it is still worth getting it, but if you want more juice (battery) go for 6 or 6+
yeah .

It'll work, just that it might not be an ultra smooth performance as per previous Apple products. But there will be periodic updates to fix those issues. I'm also eyeing a 6 Plus purely for the battery life.

Ignoring all the troll/fangirl comments about lag Android lag and whatnot, here's my 2 cents as an Android and iOS user.

I've used the iPhone 4, Iphone 5, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7 (2012), Nexus 5, and iPad 2, and am currently waiting for my iPhone 6 (from Australia) to arrive.

From what I've read and tested personally, there is a very slight difference in performance between the 6 and 6+. Some of it is simply perceived performance, simply due to how our eyes need to track the pixel over the 6+'s bigger 5.5" screen vs the 4.7" on the regular 6. Some of it is actual performance difference, which can be due to apps or the OS lacking optimization, or the need to render a lot more pixels. It's not huge, though. One thing I've noticed about Apple is that it's always better to perform big version updates (eg: iOS 7 to iOS 8) updates via iTunes compared to OTA. No idea what the reason is, but a LOT of performance issues after upgrades tend to affect the OTA updated phones more often. It seems Apple haven't quite got their PC-free upgrades spot-on yet, despite promising us that more than 3 years ago.

With regards to the iPhone 5s. I think its still a very decent phone, provided you can deal with the small screen and slightly lower battery life compared to the 6. Usually, the "s" models tend to be better polished, since Apple has had a year to work out the little niggles from the non s models. The 5s still has a great camera (still better than almost any Android phone) and performance wise, isn't that far behind the 6. Remember it's pushing less pixels for the 4" screen, so the slower processor isn't taxed that much for all but the most demanding games.

Regarding the Android lag thing that some twat was talking about in another post, depends on phone. I've mostly owned Nexus devices, and lag is minimal to non-existant on my Nexus 5 running Android 5.0. Can't say the same for handsets with bloated skins like Samsung's touchwizz which will be janky even if you have a liquid-cooled 64 core phone, me thinks.

It's always a gamble future-proofing mobile systems. We never know what sort of optimizations or bugs the next version of iOS will bring. Apple might have learned some lessons and double-downed on stability (I personally never like Steve Jobs' Apple) for the next iOS, or they might be influenced too much by that crap headphone company they bought and produce something totally bloated and useless. Same story with Android - sometimes they take one step forwards and two steps back.

Thanks for the detailed response. I think I'll go down to the nearest store and play with both the 6 and 6+ again before I make my decision.

Trust me, I've owned and used both 6 and 6+, there's really a difference Although it's minor and not a life/death matter but you can definitely feel it at times. Not to mention I own all sorts of different Apple products from iPad 3, Air, Mini, MacBook and all those iFag stuffs

If you want a big screen and good battery life, go for the 6+. I guess that's the only reason.

How do i block incoming call that appear as "No Caller ID"?

Trust me, I've owned and used both 6 and 6+, there's really a difference Although it's minor and not a life/death matter but you can definitely feel it at times. Not to mention I own all sorts of different Apple products from iPad 3, Air, Mini, MacBook and all those iFag stuffs

If you want a big screen and good battery life, go for the 6+. I guess that's the only reason.

So do u feel the 'sluggish' thing between iPhone 6 and 6 Plus? OMG, now im thinking to get the 6 other than 6 plus...

So do u feel the 'sluggish' thing between iPhone 6 and 6 Plus? OMG, now im thinking to get the 6 other than 6 plus...

Seriously guys. Comparing min sluggishness that u might only notice if actively hunting for it, vs 1.8x battery life and full hd real estate? The first can be minimized by closing background apps when not using, while bigger eye friendly full had screen and longer battery cannot be resolved without help of external hardware.
If u have not used Samsung b with all its bloat ware b4, u dunno what sluggish really means. I know coz I upgraded from s4.

Go figure...

Seriously guys. Comparing min sluggishness that u might only notice if actively hunting for it, vs 1.8x battery life and full hd real estate? The first can be minimized by closing background apps when not using, while bigger eye friendly full had screen and longer battery cannot be resolved without help of external hardware.
If u have not used Samsung b with all its bloat ware b4, u dunno what sluggish really means. I know coz I upgraded from s4.

Go figure...