Apple iPhone 6s Plus review

Reviewed by Karl from United Kingdom on 12th Aug 2016
The only people that complain about phones being "too heavy " ..... are wimps. I am by no means an apple fan boy, but crikey this phone is the business.

Being too heavy is not something that has ever concerned me at all. This is a fabulous phone, performs flawlessly, excellent camera backed up by solid, slick operating system. Yes it is expensive on contract, but you pay for what you get. And the 6s plus is an absolute beast of a phone. 5 stars any day, all day long.
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Reviewed by steven from england on 29th Jul 2016
3 stars??? I know this is an android biased review site, especially considering the praise samsung always get, despite how poor their os is, and how many hardware issues there have been with all the galaxy models. But come on, grow a pair, and admit that Apple make solid phones. I only buy what is best, and yes apple aren't perfect, but when it comes to phones they are far nicer to use, not to mention ridiculously more reliable. I've had a 6 plus for 2 years and it has been flawless since day one. Previously I had a HTC one, great phone but didn't even come close to an iPhone. I had a galaxy S6 for a few weeks but the amount of issues were just unbearable, and the lag was ridiculous. It is pointless giving a phone so much power when it is plagued by a sloppy OS.
I'd love to see samsung, etc, sony, lg etc bring out phones with their own operating systems as android is dreadful. the cyanogenmod improves android greatly but it voids warranty.
iPhones need no mods to be great, they may be far more restricted than android phones but they don't get virus's or need anti spyware. They are pretty perfect.
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Reviewed by Tris from Uk on 23rd Jul 2016
First things first. I'm not an iPhone lover, never have been. Until recently I actually favoured Blackberry passport. In many ways I still think it's a far superior device and bb10 if used in the right way is monumental. The problem I had was certain aspects of my job changed. I have to use images and presentation software much more now. I had an iPad anyway so I bought a 6s plus at a reasonable discount. I must say as a tool for my job I can't fault it. I don't think the design is anything special at all. We've all seen Android OEMs do this similar design before Apple.....(HTC). It's very expensive for pretty low grade specs at 2gb ram, 1080p screen, expensive and restrictive Eco system. So why did I do it you might wonder. iPhone and any other apple device has a few trump cards up its sleeve. No1 is the camera. It's a dam decent snapper and is easy to use. 2nd is optimisation. Apple really does a good job at this and even legacy device run better then legacy android phones. 3rd is integration across devices. This makes it super easy for me to edit and finish things on my iPad after collecting what I need on my phone. Sometimes I can even do it all on the phone. Other things are good too such as all the bands in the radio. It's good for when I go to Europe, North America and Canada. It's a bit of a vein minor thing but iMessages and FaceTime are super useful to me as half my family and most my work colleagues have iPhone. So all in all its not really the hardware that's epic. It's actually the software that drew me in. With constant updates I'm actually finding the 6s plus very robust and useful and reliable. Probably not the best review ever but it's a good look how a phone has to be more then just the some of its parts to become part of someone's life successfully.
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Reviewed by c.lion from uk on 17th Oct 2015
cool phone , lots of great features , it can even make calls and txts. abit on the big side though.
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Reviewed by Rob from Scotland on 28th Sep 2015
You must be happy S21, new iPhones for you to slag off? I replaced my 6 plus for the new s version and its great. The build quality is industry leading and although the tweaks are subtle they make a super fast phone even slicker. The 3D screen is a fantastic feature, though you have to remember its a starting point and as developers get on board it will go from strength to strength.
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