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For it to be hardware it would affect all users, like a malfunctioning cpu would not work for some but not for others . Fundamentals of engineering design and logic


On another note: am I supposed to believe someone who joined yesterday with that profile photo as serious

Still going on about users join date? Wasn't that so 2009?

And no, if it was hardware it would not have to affect all users. :rolleyes:
 
For it to be hardware it would affect all users, like a malfunctioning cpu would not work for some but not for others . Fundamentals of engineering design and logic


On another note: am I supposed to believe someone who joined yesterday with that profile photo as serious

I'm no engineer but isn't another fundamental of logic that not all devices are created the same and parts can fail? In addition the models do have different parts (6s vs 6s plus and storage size for instance).
 
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I'm no engineer but isn't another fundamental of logic that not all devices are created the same and parts can fail? In addition the models do have different parts (6s vs 6s plus and storage size for instance).
Yep. Many hardware failures don't always happen across the board. It's happened many times with Apple Mac books, etc.

No one knows for sure what's causing it. It's all anecdotal for now. I am hoping for software.
 
Like many have said, the lagging was bad for me at first but went away after 18 or so hours. It must be something going on in the background - I did download 70GB of apps!
 
I'm no engineer but isn't another fundamental of logic that not all devices are created the same and parts can fail? In addition the models do have different parts (6s vs 6s plus and storage size for instance).

You failed to realize that for most it goes away , for remaining it either remains or goes away with OS restore

All of which indicates indexing and software not hardware. If it was a hardware issue for some then it wouldn't go away by itself or by a restore

Come on think logically
 
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Yep. Many hardware failures don't always happen across the board. It's happened many times with Apple Mac books, etc.

No one knows for sure what's causing it. It's all anecdotal for now. I am hoping for software.

An important clue that it's software is that many like myself had the problem only on the day they got the phone. After that it went away. A hardware problem would not go away.
 
I have done a clean reset twice on 6s since Friday when I got the device, and both times after installing a bunch of apps and pairing with with my Apple Watch, I would restart to find that my 6s became excruciating slow to the point that the device cannot be used. I spent frustrating hours trying to diagnose the problem. Finally, I found a solution to my problem that may be useful to users here in this forum. When I turned off the Weblock software that I had installed to deal with web ads, my device became normal again. The slowness has not returned since.
 
That is the exact problem that all of us are facing.

Could you try this? Disable 3D touch, reboot the device. Monitor from there.

I can't do that cause i am on 9.1 Beta 2 and the lag isn't happening.


I'll give it a try.
 
Like some others in this thread, my 6s plus was lagging horribly after I first set it up, primarily right after I'd wake it. However, after about 24 hours, this lag just disappeared.
 
Well after using my 6S+ for a good few hours I can report zero lagging, either from waking the device or using it. However, I have had one screen freeze whilst web browsing and the webpage then did the dreaded crash and reload saying "the website had to close due to a problem". I don't know if that is the infernal 6+ issue rearing its head again or whether it's a software issue affecting 6S owners too. The 6S+ is a TON better than the 6+ though.
 
Had my Verizon 64GB SG 6S+ running since yesterday late morning and haven't noticed anything stuttering or any delay (with the exception below) - and I'm someone who was particularly sensitive to it on the 6+ (non-S model running iOS8).

Anyone else having a problem since updating to 9.0.1 that their home screen won't rotate into landscape mode? Every app I've tried rotates fine but the home screen stayed locked in portrait mode.

I _did_ have this problem. Clearly it wasn't the settings, other apps worked perfectly, and the home screen would rotate with an extra tap of the home button or a hard press. Apparently the "landscape view" is not available in zoom mode, so what I did was switch to zoom mode (under Display), let the phone reboot (required for this mode change), the special plus landscape mode of course was absent from all apps, then I simply switched back to the standard mode and after the reboot, problem solved.

Love the landscape mode too, one of the [minor] motiviations for me for buying a 6S+ over a 6S.
 
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Mine did the same thing after I updated to iOS 9.0.1 OTA. It would freeze bad if screen was locked for at least 5 minutes. Last night a restored via iTunes and loaded a fresh copy of 9.0.1 and loaded my backup via iTunes. So far not a single issue since.
 
This is the EXACT issue I am having. Thanks for posting. Unlocked 128GB 6s+ on ATT

Backed up my 6s plus from my 6 plus, and deff have some lag and freezing going on. For ex I'll open the phone, click on the SMS app and nothing will happen for a second or so...Honestly never saw any serious lag on my 6 plus before ios 9. After thagt download I noticed just some small hiccups and motion issues here and there.

I'm guessing this is an ios 9 issue. If it continues and Apple doesn't put out a fix soon, I'll return for a reg 6s.
 
This is the EXACT issue I am having. Thanks for posting. Unlocked 128GB 6s+ on ATT

Mine lags at the lockscreen. Even when trying to type in my passcode, it lags and doesn't register my presses until 2-5 seconds. I've pressed the lock button to wake it up, and I've had a dark screen. I have the iPhone 6plus 128gb model of anyone is wondering.
 
6s Plus 64GB 9.0.1 here, restored from 6 running 9.0, very smooth experience comparing to 6, no freezing

but

I have a different problem, screen rotation doesn't always work as it should, somethimes it does rotate icons, but doesn't rotate the wallpaper etc.

I had this problem on my iPad mini 2 with 9.0. I did a reset all settings and it fixed the problem. Maybe it will work for you.
 
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