I've gotten used to the larger form factor of the 6, but if it didn't have Reachability I wouldn't even blink an eye at switching back to a 4" phone. I still believe that's the perfect size even though I'm pretty well adjusted to 4.7" now.I'd switch from my iPhone 6 to this one in a heartbeat.
Of all previous iPhone form factors that I owned, iPhone 6 is the only one that frustrates me. Even after a year of daily usage it's still awkward to use with one hand on the go. I can feel it in my pocket when walking upstairs or sitting down to tie shoe laces. Makes me regret upgrading - Every - Single - Time - this happens. Ugh. 5S had perfect size for me.
Of all previous iPhone form factors that I owned, iPhone 6 is the only one that frustrates me. Even after a year of daily usage it's still awkward to use with one hand on the go.
For phone calls and texts: yes!I'd switch from my iPhone 6 to this one in a heartbeat.
Of all previous iPhone form factors that I owned, iPhone 6 is the only one that frustrates me. Even after a year of daily usage it's still awkward to use with one hand on the go. I can feel it in my pocket when walking upstairs or sitting down to tie shoe laces. Makes me regret upgrading - Every - Single - Time - this happens. Ugh. 5S had perfect size for me.
Never use Swift Key before?I agree with this, as a 6+ owner. I love the screen size to browse the net, but something is just not comfortable for me.
It's not so much the size what drives me crazy, but the typing grip: After a whole year I still make MANY more typo's on my iPhone 6+ than I ever made on my iPhone 4 or 5. I don't know if it's the small keyboard, or the travel distance, or the rounded edges, or whatever the heck, but I just can't find a comfortable grip (one or two hands) on this thing
That being said... I must admit that I am not ready to give up on screen size for a better typing grip. I just love this screen too much!
People use less than 10% for phone calls. You can complain within that 10%.I prefer the smaller size too. I use my phone primarily as a phone with smart capabilities, not a micro computer that also makes calls.
Because they can make it as powerful as the 6 or 6S?If it's not as powerful as the upcoming iPhone 7 why bother? If size is all you care about just get a 5S.
I'd switch from my iPhone 6 to this one in a heartbeat.
Of all previous iPhone form factors that I owned, iPhone 6 is the only one that frustrates me. Even after a year of daily usage it's still awkward to use with one hand on the go. I can feel it in my pocket when walking upstairs or sitting down to tie shoe laces. Makes me regret upgrading - Every - Single - Time - this happens. Ugh. 5S had perfect size for me.
Amen. I'm 6'2 and have big hands and the 6 is too big for 1-hand use...I have a feeling my 18-year old daughter is going to be in the same boat. Even though her phone is dying, she is reluctant to give up the form factor. She's 5'1 with tiny hands. She's tried my wife's 6s a few times and feels like she couldn't use it with one hand on the go.
She keeps holding out hope for a 4 inch model, but no luck so far. I think she'd honestly be happy with a 64 gig 5s right now...but you can't buy one new.
I think she's going to end up getting a 6s. But if they build a 4 inch model with 64 gig and Apple Pay, she's all over it.
My 5s is looking cooler and cooler. Does everything I need it to do. The new one has to really step it up for me to "upgrade"
"Upgrade" being the specific thing. If it's a cheaper looking smaller 6, then that's not an upgrade for me.
I plan to upgrade my iPhone 5S with an iPhone 6C mainly because I want Apple Pay support. I very much hope it will also support 3D Touch but I'll buy it just to get Apple Pay support, 801.11ac, LTE Advanced, the A9 chip, the motion coprocessor, and improved cameras.
I have absolutely no use, need, or desire to get a 4.7" phablet. I already have an iPad Air for when I want a two-handed device.
If it's not as powerful as the upcoming iPhone 7 why bother? If size is all you care about just get a 5S.
Why wouldn't it? My 5S is only a few months old and it's very fast on iOS 9. I personally see no need to upgrade yet.
4.5 months away and no parts leaks? How likely can that be?
I'd switch from my iPhone 6 to this one in a heartbeat.
Of all previous iPhone form factors that I owned, iPhone 6 is the only one that frustrates me. Even after a year of daily usage it's still awkward to use with one hand on the go. I can feel it in my pocket when walking upstairs or sitting down to tie shoe laces. Makes me regret upgrading - Every - Single - Time - this happens. Ugh. 5S had perfect size for me.