No I have to use the phone two handed but I can't when standing on the train as I need one hand to to hold on to a hand rail. If I use the phone whilst standing up on the train if it suddenly slows down or increases speed or breaks completely then I'm liable to fall if I'm not holding on to a hand rail.
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Anyone go from a 6 to a Plus?
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No I have to use the phone two handed but I can't when standing on the train as I need one hand to to hold on to a hand rail. If I use the phone whilst standing up on the train if it suddenly slows down or increases speed or breaks completely then I'm liable to fall if I'm not holding on to a hand rail.
I am thinking about it - BUT ONLY FOR ONE REASON - the optical stabilization. The demo video of it compared to the 6s is so striking that I AM FURIOUS with Apple for not brining it to the 6s. I do professional video work. I never considered using an iPhone- but after seen the OIS video I realize I can get Pro Level 4K quality. I hate the look of the big size phone up near someone's head- it looks like a clown phone to me (sorry). But I might have to go that way.
Absolutely loving the switch! Was worried about how big it was at first but now I can't see myself going back to the 6
I'm debating switching my 6S to a 6S+ as well. Was always interested in the larger screen size, but went with the 6 originally due to ease of one handed use and being able to pocket it, etc without issues. Now that I upgraded to the 6S, I am kind of regretting not ordering the plus. Also...the 6S doesn't really feel like I have a new phone (since the form factor is the same).
Seriously debating exchanging it for the Plus but I'm not sure if I will like it.
Seriously debating exchanging it for the Plus but I'm not sure if I will like it.
I went from the 6 to the 6s Plus. My guess is that I'll never go back. The plus screen is magnificent. You can definitely tell a difference between the resolution of the screens. It's definitely not minimal.
I too went from the 6 to the 6s Plus. It's taking a bit of getting used to as I frequently have to use both hands when using it whereas I never did with the 6. Not to mention the sheer overall size of it when putting it in a pocket or finding a good place in the car to put it while driving can be challenging too. But the larger & higher res screen is a big improvement, plus when you also take into account the much larger battery as well as the OIS, I couldn't ever step back down to the 6s now.
Going from the A8 with 1GB of RAM to the A9 with 2GB of RAM, plus the additions of the new lightning fast Touch ID and 3D Touch, round everything out spectacularly too. Overall, this easily feels like the most significant "S generation" leap forward ever and it's just an amazing device in every way.
Going from the A8 with 1GB of RAM to the A9 with 2GB of RAM, plus the additions of the new lightning fast Touch ID and 3D Touch, round everything out spectacularly too. Overall, this easily feels like the most significant "S generation" leap forward ever and it's just an amazing device in every way.