I’ve had an iPhone 6 for a year. I’ve had an iPhone 6s for two weeks. Each has its advantages, and today I want to take a look at a few ways this year’s iPhone 6s beat last year’s iPhone 6s. Keep these in mind if you want to upgrade.
For a year, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus reigned as Apple’s top smartphone choices, breaking records and meeting the needs of smartphone users across the planet. Two weeks ago, their reign as Apple’s flagship iPhones came to an end and a new regime took over.
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are now on the market. And like the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, both devices received excellent reviews. iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus they also started breaking Apple records. They’ll probably install a few more before their reign ends.
A year ago I was lucky enough to get a gray 64GB AT&T iPhone 6. I usually keep my iPhones for two years or more before I change them, but this year I did things a little differently. Instead of waiting for the iPhone 7, I bought the 64GB T-Mobile iPhone 6s to use on AT&T’s network. I still own an iPhone 6 but the iPhone 6s is now my daily driver.
I know there are tons of people considering upgrading from iPhone 6 to iPhone 6s. I also know that there are a ton of people arguing between the cheaper iPhone 6 and the flagship iPhone 6s.
I’m still in the process of testing the iPhone 6s, but I wanted to share some initial feedback on the iPhone 6s from the perspective of iPhone 6 owners.
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