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QUOTE(PeeEl @ Mar 17 2016, 11:31 PM)
I currently am entangled in both iOS and Android. But, whilst it takes a little getting used to, it is not all that difficult to familiarise with them. Good thing Windows's not in the equation.
QUOTE(attw @ Mar 19 2016, 09:14 AM)
Actually for those of us on iPhones, smaller screens are a norm especially from the days of the 3GS and 4. Even the 5 only had 4" screen. I also preferred the 6 to the 6 Plus previously in terms of single hand handling and it doesn't look as clumsy or hefty as the 6 Plus. I'm not an avid photographer so OIS didn't really matter to me and I don't watch movies on my phone so I didn't need a big screen. But what tipped the scale for me was the battery life. The 6 Plus truly outshines the 6 in that area. So I got the 6 Plus and moved on to 6S Plus.
Let's see what 7 has in store
QUOTE(borgun @ Mar 19 2016, 10:48 AM)
depends on how big your hand is.. also depends on how big you're 'used too' (some ppl even use 7-8" tablets as their phones).. it's a matter of personal comfort and convenience, so what's heavy or huge for everyone else may not be the same for u, and vice versa. I was using a 6 before, then i bought the 6s plus. I enjoyed the bigger, sharper, full HD screen. typing was never easy, coz it's almost impossible to type long messages with one hand. but i enjoyed it because of the bigger screen. but after 5 months, i decided to go back to a smaller 6s. it's more pocket friendly, typing is a breeze, and everything could be done with one hand. but i do miss the bigger screen and most importantly the OIS. I hope the 'smaller' iPhone 7 comes with full hd and ois just as it's bigger 7 plus (if Apple remains with this 2 size marketing)
if u already think 6 plus is hefty, then it most likely is for u.
Thanks for the feedbacks. I'm actually now torn between going from 6S to either 6 plus or 6S plus.
Like I said, i've used 6 plus before and find it abit cumbersome at times. But the extra screen and battery sure makes up for that (or also due to the same reason iit's cumbersome in the first place)
Budget is not an issue
so I can go for either 6 plus or 6S plus. The thing bothering me is if it's worth the 1k upgrade now (already into the annual iphone mid cycle release) and the
extra weight which in most online sites are saying it's the heaviest phone in it's class (5.5")
Of the incremental upgrade for the S model
- Live Photo - Good to have
- 3D touch - Like one of you have pointed out, don't even notice it's there most time
- 2G RAM - Think it's faster for multi taskings or apps loading. In-app experience and speed would be mostly the same
- Siri always on - I kinda use this alot these days especially driving
Jan 23 2016, 08:04 AM
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Its so sad to see dots all over the phone. My casing does not cover the lens area and that is where a lot of chips are. but those covered by the casing has chips as well. 
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