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Apple iPhone 6 Plus Features Picking your next smartphone is not a simple decision to be taken lightly. In today's techno-centric world, your smartphone is an extension of your body. You use it from the moment you wake until the end of the day when your head hits the pillow. The iPhone 6 Plus follows the rich tradition of iPhone quality. It is distinguished by its large display. Its 5.5-inch LED-backlit widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology is normally used with a 1920 by 1080 resolution. That results in a pixel density of 401 ppi, allowing for a truly HD experience. The screen is oleophobic-coated, making it fingerprint-resistant. The 6 Plus at a glance The 6 Plus weighs a little over 6 ounces and is 6.22 inches tall. Despite the large screen, the phone is still quite thin, measuring only 0.28 inches in thickness. The phone has four storage options: 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB. Users who intend on downloading a great deal of media will want to pursue the 128GB option. It is much larger than the other options, allowing users to keep all their favorite songs and many videos on their smartphones without the need for external storage cards. The 6 Plus operates on an A8 chip with 64-bit architecture and an M8 motion coprocessor. The energy-saving OLED screen means an extended battery life. With normal use, from one charge, you can expect up to 24 hours of talk time and up to 12 hours of internet use. The iPhone 6 Plus comes in three different colors: silver, gold,...

[Update: Our iPhone 6 review has been updated now that iOS 11 has arrived. It's still one of the best (and a cheaper price) two and a half years on.] The iPhone 6 is now several years, and iPhone iterations, old, but it's still available and there are some great deals to be had for those looking for a low-cost Apple handset. So with that, the iPhone 6, and its bigger brother, the • Compare: The iPhone 6 addressed a number of problems Apple had developed, coming with a much larger screen (although not dramatically increasing the size of the phone) a boosted processor, better camera, improved battery and - crucially - overhauled design. Much of the ground work that went into the This is the sixth iPhone I've reviewed, and there's a distinct sense that this one is really rather different. I wrote in 2013 that Apple was becoming more aware that the time when it could define what consumers would buy in the smartphone was ending – and with the 4.7-inch screen, it clearly had to admit defeat in the smaller screen market. There will be some who will miss that 4-inch screen size, maintaining that they don't want a bigger display on their phone – but nearly all of those people won't have spent any appreciable time with a larger device, and I believe that a good portion of you thinking you need a smaller phone will quickly come to appreciate the power a bigger handset brings, without compromising quality. Apple's now appeased those longing for a new 4-inch handheld though, with the l...