Testseek.com have collected 783 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone 6 Plus and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone 6 Plus.
September 2014
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The editors liked
WIFi Connectivity
Call Quality
Performance
Camera
Battery Life
Big screen shows lots of info•Movies and games look amazing
Big & Beautiful Display
Good battery life
Improved speaker
IOS 8.1
Bright
Full HD display
Sleek metal design
Fast performance
Long battery life
The build quality is fantastic. My Netflix movies look incredible. I never worry that I'll miss capturing an amazing moment with the camera
Or that the battery won't last the day. I also don't worry about whether the phone will bend
This is a pretty sol
Amazing display
Great speed
Fantastic camera
Big
Beautiful
Clear screen
Widescreen format for watching movies
Bigger format may allow this phone to function as a tablet replacement for some
Thumbprint reader works very well
Camera takes great still photos and imagestabilized
Slomo
And timela
Good tablet replacement
Good night time capture
Best optical image stabilization on modern devices
Great gaming device
Great battery
Better front cam
Clear sound
Nice slow mo capture
Fast browser
Nice landscape use
And the
Highquality design
Great general and gaming performance
Great camera performance
Crisp
Sharp 5.5" 1080p display
Thirdparty keyboard support with iOS 8
NFC included
The iPhone 6 Plus is a 5.5inch iPhone with optical image stabilization (OIS)
Longer battery life
And iPadstyle apps in landscape mode
All wrapped up in a gorgeous
Deceptively light package. If sophisticated and immersive experiences are important to y
Excellent camera
Especially in low light. Premium feel. Easy-to-use OS. Terrific third-party apps.
Bright display
Attractive design
Excellent performance
NFC
Fingerprint reader
Especially in low light. Premium feel. Terrific third-party apps. Wi-Fi calling with cellular handoffs.
Especially in low light. Premium feel. Terrific third-party apps.
Works on all four U.S. networks. Excellent camera
Great-looking HD display
Camera is very easy to use
Device is easy to use overall
Can run more demanding apps and games
Battery
Display
LTE improvements
The big battery provides long life
And the 5.5-inch screen is not only big but bright and high-contrast. Optical image stabilization improves low-light photography
Finally
A huge screen iPhone! And what a gorgeous full HD display it is. Fast
Slim
Sharp camera
Gorgeous 1080p display
A8 chip and efficient communications package boosts battery life
Optical image stabilization for iSight camera
Finally a true 1080P HD screen in an iPhone
New camera sensor and OIS take photography and video to a whole new level
IOS 8 is snappy and highly responsive
Touch ID is noticeably more accurate
Sleep/wake button's new location
Battery life is superb
Beatufiul screen
Stunning
Slim design
Great camera
Excellent camera quality produces amazing images. Almost impossible to shoot blurry video
Even of uncooperative toddlers. Battery life will keep you going all day and well into the night. Glorious
Vivid
Roomy display will make you want to throw out you
Sexy design
A lovely
Large display
Very capable shooter
Smooth performance
Large
Gorgeous display
Amazing camera with optical image stabilization
Extensive battery life
Swift performance
Excellent battery life
Elegant design
Highquality display
Fast and reliable performance
Topnotch camera
Seamless
Thin and lightweight design
Stunning immersive screen
Some nice features on iOS 8
Good camera
Best battery life ever on an iPhone
Beautiful display
Terrific camera
Great battery life
Fantastic build quality and inhand feel
Above average camera performance
Thirdparty support in iOS is refreshing
Incredible battery life that should carry most into a second day
iPhone app/accessory ecosystem still the strongest of all platforms
It has the highest resolution screen in an iPhone
High quality display produces accurate colors & strong brightness
Enhanced layout in landscape with certain apps make it more productivity focused
For a phablet
It has one attractive design & sturdy co
High quality design
Fit
And finish No water resistant rating
Impressive 1080p display Limited NFC use
8megapixel camera with OIS Single
Bottomfacing speaker
Long battery life Apps are yet to be updated to take advantage of the display
But mana
Great display
Very good battery runtimes
Great GPS module
Great performance
Decent camera
Very good voice quality
Good headphones
Bright and coloraccurate HD display. A8 SoC performs on par or faster than competing chips. Improvements to the camera hardware and battery life. Finally makes iOS an option for anyone interested in a phablet. Thin body and the tapered edges of
The editors didn't like
Price
Big and heavy
It's almost a tablet•Costs $100 more than the excellent iPhone 6•More expensive than other phablets
Slippery
Best with two hands
Weak audio output
Pricey for 16GB
I constantly worry that I'm going to drop the damn phone. I've dropped it three times already
Thankfully onto carpet
And thankfully only while it was inside a case. I just can't find a good way to use it with one hand
Which rules out using the phone an
Pricey
Glass back can easily shatter
May be too big for some people's taste
Power button has been moved to the side
Will be too big to carry in some people's pockets
Too tall for easy use
Bendgate problems
No power saving
Speaker is unimpressive
Day time pictures aren't impressive
Poor phone calling (hissing and robot voice)
Ugly control center
We're tired of the same old UI
No widgets
No lockscreen
No wireless charging
For some
The iPhone 6 Plus will simply be too big — too big to fit into a pocket
Too big to walk with and type with at the same time
Too big to use the way an iPhone has traditionally been used. For that
There's the iPhone 6
It's really big. Phone calling performance is just okay
Some camera issues
Expensive
No expandable storage
It's really big. Lacks T-Mobile's 700MHz band
It's really big
Especially if you're coming from an older iPhone
Testers found it too big
Camera is subpar compared to those on other high-end phones
Software
Build Quality
Design
The big footprint may not be for everybody
And the overall design is less distinctive than previous iPhones
Like all phablets
It's a handful. Mighty expensive
Large form factor limits pocketability
Onehanded use can be difficult
IOS 8 still has a few bugs
Most apps are currently scaled up to 1080P
Still no frontfacing speakers
Top and bottom bezels are rather large
Standard iPhone 6 is faster
Susceptible to bending
You call these widgets
IOS 8? I want to be able to read my email right on my home screen. It scratches. It bends
The size and design make it a tad unwieldy
Costs a kidney or two
Onehanded use is exasperating
No microSD card slot
No userreplaceable battery
NFC limited to Apple Pay
Pricey phone
Effectively requires two hands to use
Too little storage on default model
No microSD support
Nonremovable battery
Lackluster frontfacing camera
Protruding camera
Too bulky for a 5.5-inch phablet
Bad signal reception
The iPhone 6 Plus' pricing starts at $749 plus tax for a 16GB version. There is a lot to love on this phablet but I don't recommend it at the moment because it is too expen
Probably needs a case
IOS can be glitchy
Apps need to be updated to take better advantage of the display
Seriously
What is this paste icon on the landscape keyboard
IOS 8 comes with bugs and missing promised features
Call quality took a backseat this year
The slick build might prompt users to always use a case
Some users will find the large screen hard to navigate
No storage expansion
No NFCenabled Apple Pay support outside the US
This year
Apple has launched almost but not quite identical handsets apart from the screen size. We've already evalua
Battery life is underwhelming in comparison to other flagships
Camera lens sticks out
No 4K video capture
Few apps make use of the optimized landscape layout
No water resistant rating
Limited NFC use
Single
Bottomfacing speaker
Apps are yet to be updated to take advantage of the display
Health app is nearly useless at this point
NFC can only be used for Apple Pay
Complicated one-hand use
Flash overexposes pictures
Storage cannot be expanded
No LTE Cat. 6
Power adaptor too weak
Mediocre case stability
OIS makes it hard to use the iPhone on a tripod
Protruding camera lens takes away from the overall design. Few iOS apps are optimized for the new form factor (though this will change over time). Price Apple added a new 'premium' tier to the iPhone lineup.
Abstract: Phablets are the parachute pants of our time.Bear with me: Before parachute pants infiltrated popular culture and became a fad, they were a hit with break dancers for their flexibility and ease of use. But eventually, they were worn by people who would ne...
Published: 2014-09-25, Author: Mat , review by: wired.com
Excellent camera quality produces amazing images. Almost impossible to shoot blurry video, even of uncooperative toddlers. Battery life will keep you going all day and well into the night. Glorious, vivid, roomy display will make you want to throw out you
You call these widgets, iOS 8? I want to be able to read my email right on my home screen. It scratches. It bends
Excellent camera, especially in low light. Premium feel. Terrific third-party apps. Wi-Fi calling with cellular handoffs.
It's really big. Lacks T-Mobile's 700MHz band
The iPhone 6 Plus is a extremely large iPhone, and T-Mobile adds Wi-Fi calling to its mix. It's an excellent device, but the right-sized iPhone 6 makes more sense for more people....
Published: 2014-09-25, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: Apple was in no rush to start making big-screened smartphones. But now that the company's first phablet is here, was it worth the wait? Let's take a look, as Gizmag reviews the iPhone 6 Plus.The iPhone 6 Plus just might be my favorite Apple mobile device ...
Beatufiul screen, Stunning, slim design, Great camera
Standard iPhone 6 is faster, Susceptible to bending, Expensive
All in all, the iPhone 6 Plus is a wonderful new handset. It's not necessarily as technologically advanced (on paper at least) as some of its Android rivals, but all its features work brilliantly and they're so well integrated that the overall experience is right up there...
Gorgeous 1080p display, A8 chip and efficient communications package boosts battery life, Optical image stabilization for iSight camera
Large form factor limits pocketability
Apple's first foray into the phablet business is largely successful, but we do have a few quibbles with the UI. We were hoping Apple could do something innovative with the extra screen real estate, something beyond Reachability. Double-tapping the home b...
The iPhone 6 Plus is a monster. It's by far the most powerful smartphone Apple has ever made. As far as big phones go, it competes well with entries from Samsung, LG, Nokia, and others. If you're a fan of phablets, the iPhone 6 Plus should be at the top o...
As we said earlier, megapixels aren't all that matters in a camera, and Apple's new smartphones are your living proof. In fact, we can confidently say that the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are two of the best cameraphones we've had the chance to test so far...
Published: 2014-09-24, Author: Sean , review by: gizmodo.com
The build quality is fantastic. My Netflix movies look incredible. I never worry that I'll miss capturing an amazing moment with the camera, or that the battery won't last the day. I also don't worry about whether the phone will bend: this is a pretty sol
I constantly worry that I'm going to drop the damn phone. I've dropped it three times already, thankfully onto carpet, and thankfully only while it was inside a case. I just can't find a good way to use it with one hand, which rules out using the phone an
Occasionally, during the time I was testing the iPhone 6 Plus, my other phone would ring. Id reach into my pocket and pull out my 4.7-inch Moto X, and immediately wonder what the hell I was thinking using this iPhone monstrosity. The Moto X just fits so...
Published: 2014-09-23, Author: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
Abstract: Any review of the new phones needs to spend an extensive amount of time with these screens, since they're the headlining feature and the one that the most people will notice. We're going to spend a lot of time with them, too, but there's a lot more going ...
