Apple should stop using two-toned colours. It should be all black
And there designs aren't getting better looking. I don't understand the design choice on back. That looked fine on the HTC M7, but it just doesn't work for me here.
Apple should stop using two-toned colours. It should be all black
Where are you reading? The reviews I've read have said the performance is better, if not *way* better.I'm somewhat concerned.
Many of the reviews are saying that if you are coming from the 6 you likely won't notice a huge performance difference and that it's just as fast as the 6.
Are these guys even professionals? The 6 was one of the worst performing phones I've ever owned.
I need to know if all this lagging, stuttering, reloading apps shit is all gone with the 6+.
I bought that iPad worked amazingly until iOS 8 released.
It was the worst for you, your experience isn't necessarily what they had.
And yes the lag, stuttering and reloading will likely be gone. 2GB of RAM and huge processing gains should fix that.
Indeed, the black front is the only one that looks good with the phone turned off. White phone is OK while content is on it, but the moment you turn it off, the sleekness diminishes. Black, monolithic look never feels 'wrong' under any conditions.You guys are crazy.
Well I'm assuming they get to test all the latest and greatest. The original 6 plus is objectively a very poor performing phone. I've not heard of one long time owner yet who hasn't complained. My office has 7 people who all have it and they all complain of apps and browsers constantly crashing and having to reload.
Even on here every 6+ owner, myself included, have noted all the issues. More heavy users will also notice the lag and stutter. The 6+ was an extremely un-apple like phone given how inconsistent it was.
Are these reviewers only reviewing the smaller model or something?
My use of GSMArena comes comes their testing results since they do pretty extensive testing there. Anandtech I actually read through and look at their testing results as well.
The Verge is nearly completely useless. They don't provide me with ANYTHING, lol.
Well I'm assuming they get to test all the latest and greatest. The original 6 plus is objectively a very poor performing phone. I've not heard of one long time owner yet who hasn't complained. My office has 7 people who all have it and they all complain of apps and browsers constantly crashing and having to reload.
Even on here every 6+ owner, myself included, have noted all the issues. More heavy users will also notice the lag and stutter. The 6+ was an extremely un-apple like phone given how inconsistent it was.
Are these reviewers only reviewing the smaller model or something?
I didn't know the Plus was causing this much grief, lol. Was the normal 6 in the same boat performance-wise or is it just that larger screen that causes slowdown?
Well no - 6 is an excellent performing phone, even under ios9. It actually feels even snappier under ios9 when browsing. 6+ on the other hand wasn't too good, and it looks like ios9 hasn't done it any favors. I've seen that the multitask switcher on 6+ with ios9 runs at like 20FPS when you open it. It's no big surprise when the same (almost) hardware has to drive like 2x the pixels compared to regular 6.I'm somewhat concerned.
Many of the reviews are saying that if you are coming from the 6 you likely won't notice a huge performance difference and that it's just as fast as the 6.
Are these guys even professionals? The 6 was one of the worst performing phones I've ever owned.
I need to know if all this lagging, stuttering, reloading apps shit is all gone with the 6+.
Well I'm assuming they get to test all the latest and greatest. The original 6 plus is objectively a very poor performing phone. I've not heard of one long time owner yet who hasn't complained. My office has 7 people who all have it and they all complain of apps and browsers constantly crashing and having to reload.
Even on here every 6+ owner, myself included, have noted all the issues. More heavy users will also notice the lag and stutter. The 6+ was an extremely un-apple like phone given how inconsistent it was.
Are these reviewers only reviewing the smaller model or something?
What's the process if you can't be home for delivery?
I really wish they had space gray with a white front.
Well no - 6 is an excellent performing phone, even under ios9. It actually feels even snappier under ios9 when browsing. 6+ on the other hand wasn't too good, and it looks like ios9 hasn't done it any favors. I've seen that the multitask switcher on 6+ with ios9 runs at like 20FPS when you open it. It's no big surprise when the same (almost) hardware has to drive like 2x the pixels compared to regular 6.
My iPhone 6 Plus has honestly never crashed. The worst thing I could say is that tabs in Safari reload more often than I'd like. But it can handle 2 tabs per session no problem, which is all I need.
Phones very rarely crash completely. I'm talking about the reloading. I can't even get through the tales thread on gaming side right now without it crashing back to the home screen every time by the time i make it to the bottom of the thread.
It is super annoying to have to keep reopening the browser and scrolling by the same posts over and over.
I need a review to let me know if the extra ram fixes this kind of behavior.
What's the process if you can't be home for delivery?
You can also have it delivered to a UPS/FedEx location for pick-up. However, if you do that now it may cause a delay in delivery. I know a couple of folks who changed it a few days ago and UPS confirmed that they can pick it up at the UPS Store at some point on Friday.
You guys are crazy.
Phones very rarely crash completely. I'm talking about the reloading. I can't even get through the tales thread on gaming side right now without it crashing back to the home screen every time by the time i make it to the bottom of the thread.
It is super annoying to have to keep reopening the browser and scrolling by the same posts over and over.
I need a review to let me know if the extra ram fixes this kind of behavior.
Phones very rarely crash completely. I'm talking about the reloading. I can't even get through the tales thread on gaming side right now without it crashing back to the home screen every time by the time i make it to the bottom of the thread.
It is super annoying to have to keep reopening the browser and scrolling by the same posts over and over.
I need a review to let me know if the extra ram fixes this kind of behavior.
:,(Gold is also the least popular color. I think I've seen it maybe once out in the real world. Looks tacky too. Everyone runs around with silver or space grey.
Well then something is wrong with your phone, period.
6+ on iOS9 with 3 other tabs open and browsing that page perfectly smoothly no problem.
I can keep the Tales thread and two other tabs open without any reloading. Certainly no crashing. Reset your phone settings + content.
The 2GB of RAM will solve reloading. We already know that from the Air 2. And I'm pretty sure one of the reviews mentions that. But your phone's problem is not something reviews will mention because it isn't normal.
Apple should stop using two-toned colours. It should be all black
YES! I used this iPad constantly until iOS 8 came out and completely nuked it. The RAM got roasted I guess. I have iOS 9 on it and it responds like it's three time zones behind. lol
It's all about dat Space Gray. Sleek as hell.
God help me I ordered the saddle brown leather case off Apple's site like a chump. Spending $50 on a case just feels too excessive. lol
Eh, I've had an iPhone -> 3GS -> 4S -> 5 -> 5S -? 6+
... and now the 6s+
The 6+ is without a doubt the most slow/buggy iPhone I've had relative to the competition. It very much reminds me of the iPad 3rd gen - the hardware just isn't up to snuff, plain and simple. Same with the first rMBP (which is why I bought the second-gen 15").
I've had a couple people in the office tell me theirs are fine. Thinking maybe mine is just messed up, I try theirs... and it's immediately apparent after five minutes they have the same problems, they just don't notice it like I do.
Low fps in the app switcher. Jumpy animations. Slow screen rotation. A slight delay when searching with spotlight. Having to sometimes "load" the message screen in iMessage. Web page refreshes with just 4 or 5 pages open.
Nothing TERRIBLE by any means; just not as smooth as I like.
I think this is probably my issue too. That I'm just more sensitive and perceptive of this stuff and less tolerant of it. I feel like I'm entitled to be less tolerant of it though when this phone cost me over a grand at launch.
I've also made that exact same comparison to the ipad 3rd gen.
There's a huge difference between being tolerant and perceptive of UI hiccups and not being able to make it through a webpage without your browser crashing. Myself and another 6 Plus owner went to that same webpage and didn't have that issue, at all. In fact it was perfectly smooth. That's not a difference of perception.
Does it make sense for a flagship phone to not even be able to make it through a webpage? Especially when it does just fine for others? Again, you have something wrong with your phone, period. Genius bar dude is full of it otherwise.
I haven't owned any previous iPhones, but I've owned a lot of phones. All HTC Evos, HTC One M7/M8, Galaxy S3,4,5,6, Note 4, Note 5 - all are phones I've used recently for a good bit of time and with daily usage. The 6 Plus stands near the very top of that heap. I also have a family member's regular 6 on iOS 9 - it's very smooth.
Even those are suspect.
They gave the fucking Galaxy S5 a better battery life rating than the iPhone 6 Plus. Giving the Note 4 and 5 better ratings than the 6 Plus would be ridiculous. But the GS5? Lol.
I think i should go to the Apple store and get this phone replaced then. It's just barely under the warranty still.
Are you guys opening the embedded YouTube videos in that thread too? My browser will pretty much close back to the home screen about half the time when i try to play people's embedded YouTube videos on GAF.
There's a huge difference between being tolerant and perceptive of UI hiccups and not being able to make it through a webpage without your browser crashing. Myself and another 6 Plus owner went to that same webpage and didn't have that issue, at all. In fact it was perfectly smooth. That's not a difference of perception.
I really wish they had space gray with a white front.
I wish they had gold with black front.
yeah? I want to get the 128GB. That's the only way I can possible excuse a phone that doesn't have SD Card capability ;_;
do I need to go into the apple store for upgrade program or can I do it all online? god I feel so lost with this, I don't know why lol
Apples per-core performance lead is getting scary. It's two banger even beats the 8 core Exynos in the S6, which can in fact use all 8 cores in heavy multithreading tasks like Geekbench multicore. Though some part of it is also everyone else dun goofed using mostly stock ARM A57 cores and relying on higher clock speeds that can't be sustained.
I've seen up to 1.82GHz for the A9 CPU clock, I wonder what it's max is. And I trust Apple still won't throttle too much.
No GPU tests yet?
What does this mean to dummies like me?
Why is this ridiculous?
These phones typically do give amazing battery life..
Regarding the Galaxy S5, that battery rating does look sort of suspect, but a lot of people on these very forums have mentioned the S5 gave them good battery life. This is a device that device has a smaller screen by .4 inches compared the iPhone 6+, has a 2800mAH battery and running on a snapdragon 801, one of the most efficient processors out there to date. My Xperia Z3 Compact uses the same one and I get insane battery life.
Apple can get away with having "just" two cores because the cores they make are significantly faster than others' cores.What does this mean to dummies like me?