^ Don't feed the troll.
Guy is definitely persistent.I'd give him that.
All kinds of color combinations by all kinds of people.I don't get why there is any continued debate on this at all. I'm sure statistics would prove that women gravitate more to the girly colors of white and gold than men do. Hell, just look around you and tell me what color iphones you see people using if you don't believe me.
I don't get why there is any continued debate on this at all. I'm sure statistics would prove that women gravitate more to the girly colors of white and gold than men do. Hell, just look around you and tell me what color iphones you see people using if you don't believe me.
I don't get why there is any continued debate on this at all.
Seriously man, black and white are no gender exclusive..
Who said they are gender "exclusive"? Why do you people keeping using this word?
I'm saying that white is a girly color for an iphone, and black/space gray is a manly color -- and I'm quite sure buyer statistics would back me up on this. Why the continued discussion of the obvious? I've also said ten times now that men should be allowed to buy the girly colors if they want to, and yet you folks still persist in trying to find fault with something I'm saying.
Who said they are gender "exclusive"? Why do you people keeping using this word?
I'm saying that white is a girly color for an iphone, and black/space gray is a manly color -- and I'm quite sure buyer statistics would back me up on this. Why the continued discussion of the obvious? I've also said ten times now that men should be allowed to buy the girly colors if they want to, and yet you folks still persist in trying to find fault with something I'm saying.
Probably because it's not obvious despite some people (mistakingly) thinking that it somehow is.
People keep using the phrase 'gender exclusive' because you repeatedly keep suggesting white is girly and black is manly. This is your opinion and is not backed up with any fact whatsoever.
But it is obvious. Just look around you. You will find women generally favor white phones and guys generally favor black phone.
But there are facts to back it up, females prefence for white and males preference for black.
I realize you folks don't want to admit certain things, but I don't understand why. Why ignore the truth?
But it is obvious. Just look around you. You will find women generally favor white phones and guys generally favor black phone.
But there are facts to back it up, females prefence for white and males preference for black.
I realize you folks don't want to admit certain things, but I don't understand why. Why ignore the truth?
Got the 6+ about 10 days ago, loved everything about except how it felt in my hands, it always felt awkward both two handed and one handed, I just could not see myself going two years with a fantastic phone that felt weird in my hands.
Like many articles have said, it is how it works fou YOU and no one else. 5 minutes playing with the 6+ in the Apple Store gives you a sense of what it is like, but not enough to determine if it is right for you.
Thank goodness for the 14 day return period, as I just exchanged the 6+ for a 6 today and it just feels good and right in my hands. I really wanted to love the 6+ and the many features it has over the 6 (battery life, screen real estate, split screen on some apps ETC) but even all of that was not enough for me to keep the 6+ as it just did not feel right to me using one or both hands.
I read an article a few weeks ago and it said the 6+ works as a phone and a tablet, but it excels at neither. Point being, it is awkward to use a a phone and it is ok as a tablet, but it is NO iPad air 2.
I really struggled with my decision and knew I would have 2nd guessed my decision if I had just gotten the 6 to begin with. Really glad I was able to use the 6 plus and come to solid decision based on my needs and feel in my hand(s). I also realized that I use my phone one handed a lot more than I thiught.
Good luck to those still trying to decide.
After two months with the 6 plus I'm very happy with it.
I no long bring my iPad to places I have to wait, like doctors offices. I can do all the reading and web surfing on my phone. Also, the screen is bigger and better than the GPS I had been using in my car. So goodbye GPS.
It just barely fits in the pocket of my jeans. That's the only drawback.
Bottom line: I'm glad I got the plus instead of the 6.
Got the 6+ about 10 days ago, loved everything about except how it felt in my hands, it always felt awkward both two handed and one handed, I just could not see myself going two years with a fantastic phone that felt weird in my hands.
Like many articles have said, it is how it works fou YOU and no one else. 5 minutes playing with the 6+ in the Apple Store gives you a sense of what it is like, but not enough to determine if it is right for you.
Thank goodness for the 14 day return period, as I just exchanged the 6+ for a 6 today and it just feels good and right in my hands. I really wanted to love the 6+ and the many features it has over the 6 (battery life, screen real estate, split screen on some apps ETC) but even all of that was not enough for me to keep the 6+ as it just did not feel right to me using one or both hands.
I read an article a few weeks ago and it said the 6+ works as a phone and a tablet, but it excels at neither. Point being, it is awkward to use a a phone and it is ok as a tablet, but it is NO iPad air 2.
I really struggled with my decision and knew I would have 2nd guessed my decision if I had just gotten the 6 to begin with. Really glad I was able to use the 6 plus and come to solid decision based on my needs and feel in my hand(s). I also realized that I use my phone one handed a lot more than I thiught.
Good luck to those still trying to decide.
Same. 6 felt so tiny. Now I've adjusted to it. I would not mind Apple shaving a bit more of the bezel to make it even smaller and thinner and lighter. Awesome phone.
Any thinner and this thing will bend just buy picking it up or setting it down.