hmm i think... its the same reason why the iphone 6s base model is 16gb, and there is no 32gb model.

If i may add. The comparison is inaccurate and unfair.
As previously mention GST was not included.

Also this comparison is made with the assumption of you would be spending RM85-100 a month regardless of the phone price as a baseline which is highly inaccurate comparison. There are also alot of other factors to consider.

The preferred way IMO is to decide on what do we really need first?
Eg, If unlimited phone calls and sms is what we need, then we should compare Umobile i90 with Maxis one plan 128 only.
Kindly take note that umobile i90 plan is similar to P70 plan + RM20. while maxis plan is unchanged.

Umobile would cost RM 5930.7 for a 24month iphone 6splus 128gb while
Maxis would cost RM6717.22 for a 24month iphone 6splus 128gb
(note: umobile has additional 4gb extra than Maxis)\

Another factor to consider is getting the phone with contract or buying the phone individually.
There are several other factors and some people would made the calculations and realize it maybe cheaper to buy the phone alone without the contract.

Dont worry. There is a saying. Who eat the chilly he feel the hot hot.

What do u mean by budget less by RM100? mind elaborate a lil?

Apple's iphone is unique because of its IOS. so they can pretty much charge whatever they want. =.="

hey anyone with an iphone 6s, mind checking how much save space does the IOS takes up at stock?

thats the android version of IOS

last i check 2 yrs ago, IOS whatsapp need to purchase once.

Once purchase, the number its locked on to will have lifetime subscription, regardless switching to android, windows, and whatever OS later on.

But intermittently, whatsapp used to have free download now and then. Not sure bout now. Just gotta check now and then. I got my whatsapp early on when it was still free and now my number is free regardless if i switch OS.

do u mean apps like whatsapp are affected in lower power mode?

I do not use ios 9 so i cannot guide u directly.

If im not wrong, whatsapp uses APNS to receive notification. Somewhere you may have disabled it by accident? Does the problem persist after disabling low power mode.
Try alter between wifi and mobile data too.

+1

I second that!

hmm have u used android before?
Most of the stuff are quite generally what ppl used before.

chill la. nothing offensive with his post also.

This is a forum to share info. don need to threaten ppl...

i think the apple official stores has a demo software installed that prevent customers from deleting the apps.
The actual iphone 6s has no issue.

depends.. do u mean intentionally or unintentionally.. Lol

Put it this way... Imagine u have always been using a computer mouse with only 2 buttons. Then suddenly someone made a mouse with the middle scrolling button. And at the point of invention, not many softwares utilize the middle /scroll button.

I feel the 3D touch is not essential for now but rather to encourage developer to develop apps with 3d touches.
Its unknown territory for now. As for all new features, lot of unknown problems will emerge later on.

My biggest worry is, as for all buttons, there is a limited number of "clicks" before the button wore out.

Are u interested in iphone 6s?

What do u mean by battery life?
Im assuming that u meant long term battery health.

indirectly i believe it does.
Heat wears the battery out faster.
Charging generates heat. Using the phone also generates heat.

Hmmm battery health will degrade. Theres no way to prevent it.
Averagely battery capacity will drop to 50% by 4 years.

Keeping it charge overnight has similar degrading effects with draining the battery down overnight and recharging back in the morning.

Unless u can somehow keep the battery at 40-70% battery. What some of us did, is we use a slow charging cable that would slowly bring the charge up over night and reach almost 100% in the morning.

Keeping battery at 100% for hours is like keeping an elastic band at maximum stretched for hours.

well u already have a IP6. The biggest bump is probably ram, camera mpix, 3d touch. But u may suffer less battery life.

Just curious what do u really want in the iphone. that will help us in decision to change or not.

I remember earlier on Umobile stated the RRP of their apple iphones 6s/6s+ was -RM200 from the RRP but later removed before launched. Their planes however did not changed and reflected the amount paid if one were to subscribe and immediately terminate.

(interesting fact: RM200 seems to be the magic number is discount from some of the telcos, suggesting Apple may have allowed them to lower by RM200. It isnt very obvious but if one were to take their the RRP, subtract with their offered iphone price and further subtract with the monthly plan difference of iphone 6s/6s+ vs normal postpaid plan divided by 24 and eliminate the rebates and hidden charges, it will always land on close to RM 200 cheaper than RRP)
(interesting fact 2: I have too much time)

But telco's arent the only one using this RM200, some customers bought their iphone from official apple stores, managed to haggle the iphone prices down and lower is RM200 max from the RRP. I am not sure if its related or coincidence.

It does sound too good to be true... as apple heavily controls their iphone prices, and knowing umobile telco, im not surprised either if umobile may use this "loophole" to sell their iphones at cheaper price.
Also, they do realize their popularity isnt as good as the other 3 major telcos, so by offering contract free, allows customer to try out their service without heavy commitment. This technique is already applied on their other postpaid plans.

Im sorry i cannot give source quotes for this sensitive issues. Its up to individual to do their own research from here.

This post has been edited by FluffyTee: Oct 25 2015, 12:33 PM

Actually ur right, the RM200 is coincidentally the GST. i think i made a mistake in my calc above. Its been a while ago.

Does any one know of any app that can monitor the battery usage per hour. Also if there is another app that can alarm once battery is 100% or 90%?