iPhone 6s Review by Shweta Murali
The iPhone 6s is Apple’s newest phone and was
released on September 9, 2015. The sales were huge, with more than 13 million
sold in just the opening weekend. With only a few days of experience with the
device, I have observed both good and bad aspects of it. If you are considering
buying an iPhone 6s, hopefully this will help you in your decision.
Here are the pros:
· Like always, a brilliant touchscreen that responds immediately
· With the 64-bit A9 chip, the phone never lags or freezes and works
surprisingly quick.
· iOS 9 is a great improvement, with suggested apps and a new Search
feature, as well as an improved App Store, a built-in News app, improvements to
the Notes app, public transportation facilities in Maps, Apple Pay, and iCloud
Drive.
· 3D Touch is the first of its kind, bringing a whole new innovation
into the mobile world. Basically, the sensor detects the level of pressure
applied to a touchscreen and responds by performing a certain action. It
certainly impressed me with its immediate response and incredible knowledge.
· An incredible, 12-megapixel iSight camera, which means you don’t
even have to haul around your bulky digital camera around anymore.
· The camera also includes 1080p video recording and a 5-megapixel FaceTime
camera, which beats Skype by a longshot.
· Along with the space gray, gold, and silver colors that previously
existed, a beautiful new rose gold color joins the spectrum, which I personally
believe looks awesome.
· With improved and more secure Touch ID, you can feel safe knowing
that no one else is snooping around on your phone.
· This phone supports more LTE networks than any other smartphone,
which means that you can have fast internet- even without WiFi!
· The screen is supposedly shatterproof, which is a huge relief for
my fellow klutzes out there.
· Last but not certainly least, you can tell people that you got an
iPhone 6s! How cool is that?
Although it may seem like it, the phone isn’t
perfect, and here are the flaws:
· Like all Apple devices, it is on the pricey side, with the device
being $649 and the iPhone 6s Plus $749.
· We thought that Apple would make an improvement to the battery
life, but the battery life is still incredibly low compared to other
smartphones.
· The resolution of the screen is fair-1080p-but doesn’t nearly
compare to the high quality of the Samsung Galaxy S6.
· When playing games with a lot of graphics, there is a noticeable
lag.
· The phone’s screen is big, measuring 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches for
the plus. Especially with people transitioning from an older phone such as the
5 or 5s, they could find it difficult to use at first. However, I like the big
screen so I consider this a pro, but I know many people aren’t particularly
fond of the large size.
Overall. these are the main positive and negative features of the iPhone 6s, and I personally love the phone and its efficiency. You can take a look at this list and weigh out the pros and cons of this phone. However, everyone has their own individual taste, so know that you are sure before you buy a new phone. No matter what phone you get, just be happy with it!
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