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If you’re the power user type who goes out and buys the latest flagship phone every year, you might be thinking about getting Apple’s new iPhone 6 Plus. However, before doing so, it is a good idea to give some serious thought to the slightly smaller brother of the 6 Plus, the simple and original iPhone 6.
The media frenzy and people’s attention has been on the huge 6 Plus because it’s been such a long wait for a phone of this size from Apple. Smartphone users who were stuck on iOS, either because they loved it or because they were tied to the Apple ecosystem, have long been glassy with device envy, faced with huge phablet phones like the Samsung Galaxy Note.
This fact has not gone unnoticed by the Korean smartphone maker either. With clever marketing and really clever and fun advertising, Samsung has repeatedly insisted that Apple does not have a big screen phone and that is what Apple phone users expect every year.
However, all of that changed this year with the launch of the iPhone 6 Plus, a giant 5.5 “screen phone that’s too big for most people with normal-sized hands to use unaided, and that’s the crux of the game. affair.
The iPhone 6 Plus may have a huge, beautiful screen that is widely considered the best screen currently included in a smartphone, but that comes at a cost of practicality. One-handed use is out of the window for anyone, unless you are over 6 feet tall and have your hands level with your height.
Even Apple acknowledges this fact because one of the few bits of custom software on the 6 Plus is the ability to slide the entire screen down so that you can reach the screen elements in the upper half without having to use a second hand.
The 6 Plus is also difficult to fit in pockets due to its size. A recent story about the Chinese cell phone provider giving away pocket-size mods with sales of the iPhone 6 Plus sounds satire, but it’s a true story.
For people who may not realize it, the iPhone 6 has also not remained the same size as the previous generation. It’s even grown half an inch to clock around 5 “now, so you can still have a large iPhone without going all the way to the 6 Plus.
The iPhone 6 allows for much easier one-handed use and a much easier fit in your pockets and clothing due to its smaller size, even with one of the many iPhone 6 cases. You can even get a lifespan from the slightly longer battery due to its slightly smaller screen which consumes slightly less power than the 6 Plus.
There’s also the question of price, the iPhone 6 is considerably cheaper than the 6 Plus and that money could be spent on a nicer pair of headphones than the ones Apple provides with the phone or cool designer cases on site as everyday items.
The result is that even if you are looking to increase the size of your iPhone in its next update, for many people the iPhone 6 may be a large enough size increase.