Anybody going for that minimalistic look with charging their iPhones? Try the Apple iPhone Lightning dock, comes in the same colors as the new iPhones themselves.





Got myself the Gold to go with my 6S Plus. Supports it nicely, the lightning cable goes to the back and the extension goes up to the dock to the iPhone itself. Also a nice touch? An audio port out. I have the TwelveSouth HiRise iPhone dock that uses your Lightning cable (no extender cables built in like this iPhone dock from Apple), it's nice but fit and finish goes to Apple of course.

Available at MacStudio, got mine at the BB Park branch.

Sturdy enough for me. I left it on my tabletop, and it's satisfactorily holds my 6S Plus at that angle in that picture.
RM229. Kinda on the expensive side, no thanks to depreciating RM. But I figure this looks good on top of a HiFi setup as well with that audio out, and it's digital out since it connects via Lightning port.

But i read the customer review says that it quite wobbly if use the phone when its on the dock

No problems. You're good at that: reading between the lines and assuming. I guess "you can do no wrong".

Now where have I hear that statement before?

I hope there are no pot calling the kettle black here.

He's not interfering. He's trying to rationalize how one comes to a conclusion of fanboyism when multiple devices of differing brands, companies and make is utilized.
Probably. They're probably brought in via Singapore so it's not exactly one to one conversion.
Views and justification, absolutely. Assumptions, or how you try to eloquently put, "learn to read between the lines" however is suspect. I want to read between your lines but I chose not to, because what you perceive as one thing is actually something else. In here, all you have are texts, and assumptions come easy with posted text. Your "reading in between the lines" only works if you know me personally and my posts involves a different agenda Han what is clearly presented. You, do not know me in real life. Others here who do, knows me exactly for who I am and what I meant when I post them in public forums.

You can continue assuming or as you put it, "reading in between lines". Or better still, clarify and ask me what I meant by my posts to avoid the need to "read in between the lines". That'll solve all the misconstrued notions you have here (when honestly there's none: I meant everything I said as it is. Fishing for popularity votes or empathy is for the young, and I couldn't care less what others think of me anymore, much less some stranger in a public forum). I've seen more chronic case of justification and rationalizing in your case than in my years in public forums before.

I also have this coming on the 9th this month. The DXO One. USD599. It's the same sensor used by Sony RX100 MarkIII, although no articulating lens for varying focal lengths.

It's totally of a different class compared to the Sony QX1 that I also have, all for one singular reason: DIRECT CONNECTION to the iPhone via Lightning port. The QX1 may have a Micro4/3 sensor, but the connection between the QX1 and your phone is Bluetooth/WiFi in nature and susceptible to lag.

USD599 may be hard to swallow, but it also comes with DXO Connect, DXO FilmPack and DXO OpticsPro Elite Edition, worth USD300 for free, so technically, the DXO One is really just USD299 in price with these free powerful software inclusion.

do share ur review after receiving it bro 

I could, but my word may not carry any weight around here. I suggest one better option: I'll let you try it on your iPhone and see for yourself how good it is. It's how I've been doing my iOS accessories reviews all this while: by letting others try it for themselves.

We did gatherings during those iPhone 3G until iPhone 5 days, and I bring the accessories for a "try" session so that attendees can be informed on how useful these accessories are before they consider purchasing. I grow tired of the AppleByte section generally, and the iPhone section specifically, after the moderating team here allow discussion and talk of jailbreaking and piracy run rampant during those days. Most, if not all of us have left the scene here, but not leaving iPhones and iOS, we still do Day-One iPhone <insert new version here> meetup gathering, because well, we get our iPhones on Day One, irregardless of where the phones were launch. When you've been good friends and family for more than 7 years, networking and helping each other to get ourselves new  iPhones comes without even asking sometimes.

Participating in this forum now though, is still a chore, conversations here just linger around mundane stuff like rumors and conjectures only. Nothing solid or useful info to glean. Hence why we left and/or observe. Until someone decides to post something ridiculous, that requires "correcting" so that the FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) does not spread.

aww too bad i'm not from KL area... i'm staying up north in Kedah 

Not a problem. I had gathering attendee from Sungai Petani come down over for a meet. Just holler, I'm so free these days meeting up is so easy.

I can write a lengthy paragraph about how I feel about it, but purchaser-bias will always be there: I'm bound to like what I buy, and may not be inclined to post negative stuff on things I bought with my own money, right? Unless I get this as a review unit (and returned), then I may be able to be completely objective. I'll try my best.

I can already see one problem there though: keeping it connected to the iPhone, how to carry? Have to be very careful, especially if you're pairing this with a 6S Plus, because of the weight of the 6S Plus. Keeping it disconnected means having to flick down the shutter door, snap the Lightning connector in, log in using Touch ID, and open the app to snap photos. At first, that whole routine may be a bit slow as you're not used to it, but after a while, motor reflex should kick in and make it faster, so that you wont miss the shot you're about to take. Hopefully after spending some time with it, the body will compensate on the action on using it.

I could, but my word may not carry any weight around here. I suggest one better option: I'll let you try it on your iPhone and see for yourself how good it is. It's how I've been doing my iOS accessories reviews all this while: by letting others try it for themselves.

We did gatherings during those iPhone 3G until iPhone 5 days, and I bring the accessories for a "try" session so that attendees can be informed on how useful these accessories are before they consider purchasing. I grow tired of the AppleByte section generally, and the iPhone section specifically, after the moderating team here allow discussion and talk of jailbreaking and piracy run rampant during those days. Most, if not all of us have left the scene here, but not leaving iPhones and iOS, we still do Day-One iPhone <insert new version here> meetup gathering, because well, we get our iPhones on Day One, irregardless of where the phones were launch. When you've been good friends and family for more than 7 years, networking and helping each other to get ourselves new  iPhones comes without even asking sometimes.

Participating in this forum now though, is still a chore, conversations here just linger around mundane stuff like rumors and conjectures only. Nothing solid or useful info to glean. Hence why we left and/or observe. Until someone decides to post something ridiculous, that requires "correcting" so that the FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) does not spread.

Anyone buying this? Great deal 6s for RM2999? Local manufacturer warranty is from Apple itself right?
http://www.lazada.com.my/apple-iphone-6s-1...ld-2743250.html

wah all the way from SP that's where i'm from, pm me ur contact details i'll holler if i do drop by KL sometimes 

dear guys,

i got to heard from my one my frd working in maxis authorised dealer, stating tht maxis not going to offer i value anymore....no more 1 year contract..

they are trying to promote their maxis one plan....

(i m not sure, this is just what i heard)

You're very right about this, it's always about self satisfaction for each product. Fan meetup turned up very useful for networking and accessories testing. Just like audiophile fan.

But, believe it or not, for those who live far from KL normally won't be able to work it out for the meetup/gathering. Hence, current user or owner's reviews are very useful to decsribe the feel. So if it's not bothering you, please keep it up reviewing stuff around here. Some will come and critics, but yeah, ignore is the best.

And also, you're right, fellow forumer nowadays, become so hype about rumors. And keep asking the same thing over and over again. Back the old day, no fact no talk.

Anyone buying this? Great deal 6s for RM2999? Local manufacturer warranty is from Apple itself right?
http://www.lazada.com.my/apple-iphone-6s-1...ld-2743250.html

Not a problem. I had gathering attendee from Sungai Petani come down over for a meet. Just holler, I'm so free these days meeting up is so easy.

I can write a lengthy paragraph about how I feel about it, but purchaser-bias will always be there: I'm bound to like what I buy, and may not be inclined to post negative stuff on things I bought with my own money, right? Unless I get this as a review unit (and returned), then I may be able to be completely objective. I'll try my best.

I can already see one problem there though: keeping it connected to the iPhone, how to carry? Have to be very careful, especially if you're pairing this with a 6S Plus, because of the weight of the 6S Plus. Keeping it disconnected means having to flick down the shutter door, snap the Lightning connector in, log in using Touch ID, and open the app to snap photos. At first, that whole routine may be a bit slow as you're not used to it, but after a while, motor reflex should kick in and make it faster, so that you wont miss the shot you're about to take. Hopefully after spending some time with it, the body will compensate on the action on using it.