Given the drama at the end of V5, the timing for this is perfect!

I think I'm gonna try 16GB since my usage is fairly light. And since I'm the kind of gadget nut that tends to change phones every year, I'd probably not be able to finish 64GB before my next upgrade

The ones waiting (like myself) are probably waiting for Telco to restock and buy it slightly cheaper on contract

Christmas holidays la, taikor. They take their Christmas holidays very seriously.

Nice... I expect the 64GB ones to sell off very soon.

There won't be a 6S in March, not when Apple's still selling the 6 like hot cakes, that is for sure.

Which is why I'm pretty sure there's something those telcos and Brightstar are not telling us. Anyways, I'm gonna stick with my current phones till January so no switching back to iOS yet for now

Main phone: Asus Zenfone 5 LTE (evaluation purposes, haha)
Secondary phone: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (previously my main phone)

Looking to sell either one after I get a 6 Plus, but looks like not going to happen this year.

I concur, I'm just not a big fan of TouchWiz...

What happens if RM continues to depreciate against USD?

http://www.gsmarena.com/apple_resumes_ipho...-news-10560.php

By the way, just noticed the new sub-header for this thread, and loving it! Thumbs up, TS and Merry Christmas!

I can see two possible outcome from this - either you'll like iOS or you'll completely hate it and jump back to Android within 6 months (my guess would be the latter)

The Apple of today is very different from the Apple of yesteryear. If Steve Jobs was still at the helm of the company, the 6 Plus and iOS 8 for that matter would never have been released to the public at it's bug-ridden state. Long time Apple users who are so used to fluidity of the OS and how it work seamlessly on the hardware are now complaning of lags and what not - something that isn't normal years ago. Maybe competition has forced their hand a bit but they are evolving and need to be given time to get things right. They will release software updates every now and then, so if you wanna wait till they ultimately fix all the issues with iOS 8 or with the iPhone 6 Plus, then you will never get an iPhone. And that is not entirely a bad thing. Ultimately, you need to get something that works for you, and if you're gonna experiment with iOS, I think the minimum you should go with is an iPhone 6, and not the 5S. If you're new the Apple ecosystem and haven't invested into the apps yet, maybe try the entry level 16GB for a while, then decide if iOS works for you or not. Bear in mind though that the entry level 16GB iPhone 6 is more expensive and has less features than Android's latest and greatest flagships at that price point.

What lag? Have you used an Android lately? I have a one year old Galaxy Note 3 running Android 4.4.2 and despite Samsung being famous for it's bloatware and lack of optimization, I've not experienced any lag thus far. In fact, I've not even experienced significant lag in my current Asus Zenfone 5 LTE, which retails at a quarter of the price of the iPhone 6 Plus.

Come GST in April, harga naik lagi

In context of this forum, my Christmas wish is a 64GB iPhone 6 Plus

No, Santa hasn't delivered it to me, but he doesn't need to. He just needs to deliver it to maxis and I will gladly sign a contract and pay good money for it

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all! Drive safe during the holidays. Cheers!

From Apple or from telco?

Don't wanna wait liow, after Christmas will try a 16GB 6 Plus first, hehe...

Merry Christmas!

This post has been edited by attw: Dec 24 2014, 01:50 PM

But presently at most telcos and retail stores, iPhone 6 seems to be sold out, even for the 16GB variant, where else there are bits of 6 Plus stocks here and there. Does this suggest that most prefer the 6 over 6 Plus, or is it just a stock imbalance?

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.

How in the world did you manage 12 hours usage? That's better than my iPad Air, ha ha

I don't need to achieve records with battery life, but don't want the phone to die on me when I have one of those long 14 or 15 hours day. I guess the 6 Plus can probably do that, but am curious if the 6 can do that too. Either way, everyone's usage will be different so there's no one screenshot that can fit all. Need to try for yourself and see