QUOTE(kc6012 @ Oct 9 2015, 12:26 PM)
That's why I don't really feel to upgrade
This time feature upgrade its not amazing for me
But at least 5 to 5S, the Touch ID makes me want to change
On paper, the 2 main selling point is 3D Touch and 4K video but there are other improvements that comes with the phone and from my experience:This time feature upgrade its not amazing for me
But at least 5 to 5S, the Touch ID makes me want to change
1. Battery life - far more superior than 6+, no joke. The phone also runs cooler despite continuous usage, clearly an improvement over the A8 chip.
2. Faster CPU & more RAM - The 6+ was a bit laggy/sluggish but the new 6S+ is blazing fast, smooth and crisp. The extra RAM also helps when you multi task, open multiple windows in Safari, etc. Games and apps load insanely fast.
3. Faster LTE - Same network, same spot but with the 6S+, the speed is much faster.
4. Camera - Improvements to it and front camera now captures much better quality selfies.
It's subjective on how everyone justifies whether it is a good upgrade or not and besides, it's up to us on how we use the phone. When we buy something, it doesn't mean we need to use ALL the features. We buy something because we love and want it. People that dictates how others uses their stuffs are just pathetic
For the same reason, a 40 year old woman can buy a Mini Cooper S but is it a concern if she uses all the features, if she speeds, if she takes sharp corners? She buys the damn car because she wants/loves it
Hence, just decide if it's a good buy for yourself and most importantly, you need to enjoy it. Personally, I feel that it's a good upgrade. Just my 2 cents.
Oct 9 2015, 12:44 PM
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