Okay, so I know we probably laid it out earlier on why you should choose the iPhone 6 Plus over the iPhone 6 model. But in examining the two models, there are several pros and cons on purchasing the right phone for you.
So here are a few reasons why you shouldn’t get the new iPhone 6 Plus.
Well for starters, you get more from Android smartphones than the iPhones.
Apple really wanted to bring competition to the Android market; however, they were too quick in wanting to show off the NFC technology, third-party keyboards, and video chats that iPhone offers. In reality, Apple is late to the party, as Android smartphones have been offering these features for some time now.
Although the iPhone 6 Plus has more improved features compared to its predecessors, it still doesn’t have a wireless charging or water resistance that smartphone users are looking for.
Android smartphones have always offered good LTE Support. For iPhone 6 Plus, Apple offers Cat 4 LTE Support and speeds of 150 Mbps. This is nothing new for Android users, looking at the LG G3 for example offers speeds of 300 Mbps with Cat 6 LTE support.
Apple just can’t seem to get it right with their apps display. Hopefully, they will improve as they continue to pump out more editions to their iPhone line, but for now, the apps just look weird. For a bigger screen, the apps still haven’t been adjusted, and the optimization makes it look stranger, even with the improvement to the number of apps that the App store provides.
The price is nothing new for iPhone users. With Apple, you are going to continue to pay a higher price. Compared to Android devices in which you can get the device and a whole lot more, and still clock under the new price for an iPhone.
The iPhone 6 Plus is over $150 than their closest competitors, but if you are willing to pay the price, well then this article is probably of no importance to you.