iPhone 6 and 6 Plus review: bigger and better, but with stiffer competition

Arif Poetra Yunar   10.47   smartphone   Comment  

 iPhone 6 and 6 Plus review

To say that Apple's doing things differently could be an understatement. With the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 plus the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus, the business introduced two new high-end phones concurrently, both that has a complete redesign and also a much larger screen size than any iPhone that came before. Gone are the days of 3.5-inch and 4-inch phones that, previously, did actually provide greater than ample amounts of screen space. Now, the revolutionary iPhones make kinds look like the little handset Ben Stiller employed in Zoolander. The market has evolved, also it was high time Apple did exactly the same.

Even though this can be Apple's first attempt for building large phones, it isn't really breaking new ground -- the truth is, it feels more like this company is catching up than innovating. To be fair, choosing a fresh take can be a difficult move to make in this crowded space: Samsung's Galaxy Note series, which began at 5.3 inches and is particularly now nearly 5.7, is selling because of the millions, and many competing flagships aren't much smaller. Basically, Apple could be leaving funds on the table when it didn't address this segment from the market. So how did the corporation do on its first try as a whole phones? Pretty well -- mostly.