The iPhone 6 was a phone we all expected to see for the last two
years. But only recently did I really start to think Apple might join
the phablet race too.
The new iPhone 6 Plus is a phone that might
not make a lot of sense to some people - after all, it's basically the
iPhone 6 with a larger screen and a better battery, but at the expense
of pocketability.
Bending problem in iphone 6 plus
the super slim dimensions (it's only 7.1mm thick) mean it feels amazing and light, that the larger screen balances it all out well in the palm. You definitely have to fiddle around with it to get to all the corners of the screen, but it's a worthwhile trade-off to get a big screen iPhone, if that's what you've yearned for.
There is the issue of fragmentation in the App Store - now there are apps for iPhone 4S, 5S, 6, iPhone 6 Plus and iPad range, all at different resolutions. But that's not an issue given most apps will auto-scale up, although they can be optimised for the iPhone 6 duo.
But that overlooks the bigger picture: this is a
phone that's about choice, sure, but also servicing the exploding
smartphone market in Asia, where bigger = better when it comes to
smartphone screens.
Performance-wise, the iPhone 6 Plus is a very accomplished device, and allows users to do things that they might not have been able on the iPhone 5S thanks to the increased grunt and larger screen size.
While the press conference didn't give away any specs, beyond the A8 being an uprated 64-bit CPU, it's not going to be in the octa-core band and the RAM is unlikely to be anything over 2GB, which may put some users off if they're all about the power in a big screen device.
But this won't bother Apple as long as it does well in other markets, where big screens are king. And the iPhone 6 Plus is still a very good device in its own right, it just depends on whether you want you phone to have as large a display as possible.
With tweaks like optical image stablisation, it's a really good device in its own right. It's certainly not just a bigger iPhone 6.
It will be more expensive sadly, so you'll really want to use the features the larger screen and battery offers, but if you've been eyeing Samsung's Note series with increasing lust in the last few years but hate the complexity, this is a great alternative.
Well now it is clear with you about this device . the price range for different models is as follows .
Bending problem in iphone 6 plus
the super slim dimensions (it's only 7.1mm thick) mean it feels amazing and light, that the larger screen balances it all out well in the palm. You definitely have to fiddle around with it to get to all the corners of the screen, but it's a worthwhile trade-off to get a big screen iPhone, if that's what you've yearned for.
Screen
It's brilliant that Apple has split its strategy here - by adding a 1920 x 1080 screen to the iPhone 6 Plus it's shown that this isn't simply a blown-up version of the iPhone 6. It's a powerful tool in its own right, and it gives an even greater impression when looking at the pin sharp graphics.There is the issue of fragmentation in the App Store - now there are apps for iPhone 4S, 5S, 6, iPhone 6 Plus and iPad range, all at different resolutions. But that's not an issue given most apps will auto-scale up, although they can be optimised for the iPhone 6 duo.
Performance-wise, the iPhone 6 Plus is a very accomplished device, and allows users to do things that they might not have been able on the iPhone 5S thanks to the increased grunt and larger screen size.
While the press conference didn't give away any specs, beyond the A8 being an uprated 64-bit CPU, it's not going to be in the octa-core band and the RAM is unlikely to be anything over 2GB, which may put some users off if they're all about the power in a big screen device.
Early verdict
I get the feeling the iPhone 6 Plus won't even come close to the sales of the iPhone 6 in the Western world, being seen as a bit too big compared to the compact pocketability of the smaller new model.But this won't bother Apple as long as it does well in other markets, where big screens are king. And the iPhone 6 Plus is still a very good device in its own right, it just depends on whether you want you phone to have as large a display as possible.
With tweaks like optical image stablisation, it's a really good device in its own right. It's certainly not just a bigger iPhone 6.
It will be more expensive sadly, so you'll really want to use the features the larger screen and battery offers, but if you've been eyeing Samsung's Note series with increasing lust in the last few years but hate the complexity, this is a great alternative.
Well now it is clear with you about this device . the price range for different models is as follows .
- 16GB -$299
- 64GB - $399
128GB - $499
Also read i-phone-6-first-view .
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