Compared to OnePlus One or LG G3 which both have 5.5 inch screens, I believe iPhone 6+ is a tad too tall. So yes, I admit it could be big for many isers. BUT in no way is it like carrying a freakin' iPad mini! Check out the Galaxy Note 3 in the store and see if you can handle it. That's the closest comparison to one right now.I am going to preorder so I really have no idea how either phone feels, but I am worried that carrying around the iPhone 6 Plus will be like trying to put my iPad mini in my pocket when I go out. Am I right?
After watching the video on this page, I'm leaning towards the 6:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/11087865/iPhone-6-Plus-screen-size-Is-it-too-big.html
1) Go to cell phone carrier store
2) Hold a Galaxy Note 3 in your hand
3) Imagine the 6+ to be a little bigger than that
God I hate the verge 🙄
Such apple suckups...
(this coming from a Macbook Air and iPhone 5s owner)
I'm content with the 4.7" model except for the screen quality. How much of a visual difference is there between 326 and ~400 ppi?
I'm scared about this too. I printed out the template and put it against some cardboard but it's still hard to determine how it will sit in your hand without the proper weight.
I believe it is too big........for me 😎
The fact is many people, millions in fact, buy phablets. Depending on the body structure of an individual phablets look ideally suited or plain ridiculous....there is no in-between.
Depending on what an individual needs a device to do phablets are a God sent or are unnecessary.
To me the real joke is that in a few short years we have gone from "No way that is too big, that's a refrigerator." To describe some Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones in the 2005-2008 period to now how big can we go.
At some point the trend is going to move downwards again and I believe more manufacturers will be taking this kind of dual kind of approach.
The Galaxy S5 should have a similarly speced device which is smaller. No the S5 mini does not count since it is not similarly speced.
I personally think the sweet spot for a phone is around the size of the Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100.
Based on this seemingly never-ending trend of huge phones it seems I may have to buy another 5s just to have sitting down to replace the one I am using now when it eventually starts to give issues.
6 plus is the same exact size as my Chase checkbook as someone on another thread mentioned. I used the paper cutout to be sure and placed it on the checkbook, same exact size. I'm think I'm gonna go for it. I will take it back if I end up hating it.
I did the same thing. I'm sure Apple ran that test too. Who knows, maybe they sized it based on the size of a checkbook. Easy to hold in one hand, and will fit in pants pockets.
I'm pretty much set on a 6+ if it wasn't for the trail/fell running that it do. Not quite sure where to put it. I'm afraid it will look ridiculous in an armband 😉
OIS is really only useful for longer zoom ranges, not the wide angle on the iPhone. It might improve clarity a little in somewhat dark environments, but in actual low light, camera shake isn't the issue with the iPhone.... Noise is. And that requires more than OIS. ie, larger sensor.
I put my 4s on the measured diagonal 4.7 paper it was not big enough for me to get all excited about. The 5.5 paper cutout was significant. I've waited 2 years for a big iPhone so I'm excited about the 5.5.