The Great iPhone Debate: iPhone 6 vs iPhone 6 Plus

As we eagerly wait for the next iPhone to be released, everyone is wondering whether they should opt for the standard iPhone 6 or the larger iPhone 6 Plus. Renee and Georgia, two tech enthusiasts, sat down to discuss the pros and cons of each option.

Renee begins by asking if you're going to get the plus or stick with the regular iPhone 6. She explains that the main difference between the two is the screen size, with the iPhone 6 being 4.7 inches and the iPhone 6 Plus being 5.5 inches. "Yeah, the size is what really matters here," she says. "No human is going to notice the difference in terms of performance, but you will notice the size." However, Renee does mention that the iPhone 6 Plus has slightly lower clock speeds compared to the standard model, with a 1.4 GHz processor versus the 1.6 GHz processor on the iPhone 6.

Despite the slight difference in clock speed, Renee emphasizes that the real difference lies in the size of the screen. "Yeah, the size is what really matters here," she reiterates. "You will notice the size, and it's what makes a big difference for me." She also highlights the importance of having a larger screen, particularly for those who enjoy gaming on their iPhone.

One feature that sets the iPhone 6 Plus apart from the standard model is its Optical image stabilization on the camera. This feature allows the camera to stabilize the image, which means that it can pull in more light and produce better results, especially in low-light situations. Renee mentions that this feature alone makes a big difference for her, as she takes a lot of pictures and appreciates the ability to take better photos.

Another benefit of the iPhone 6 Plus is its improved battery life. According to Renee, it gets 1.4 to 1.5 times the battery life compared to the standard model, thanks to its massive battery inside. This means that users who rely heavily on their iPhone will appreciate this feature even more.

For those who do a lot of gaming on their iPhone, Renee also highlights the importance of having a larger screen. "It's really nice to be able to have a larger screen," she says. However, she cautions that while it may make a big difference for some users, others might not notice or appreciate it as much.

One final feature worth mentioning is the landscape mode on both devices. When Renee turns her iPhone 6 in landscape mode, it stays an iPhone. However, when she does the same with her iPhone 6 Plus, it transforms into a makeshift iPad, with a two-column layout that provides a more productive experience for surfing or other activities. While Renee thinks this feature is useful and makes her feel more productive, she's not sure if others will appreciate it as much.

In conclusion, Renee advises users to consider their needs before deciding between the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. If you want the next iPhone with a standard screen size, go for the iPhone 6. However, if you're looking for something that's in between an iPhone and an iPad, offering more productivity and power without being too big or cumbersome, the iPhone 6 Plus is the way to go. Just remember that the larger size will make it harder to hold in your pocket and may be less comfortable to use on-the-go.

Renee wraps up her advice by thanking readers for tuning in to imore.com for more information about the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, as well as the rest of their iPhone coverage.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso Georgia what is the question everybody is asking well are you going to get the plus are you going to get the regular iPhone 6. iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus so here's the deal this is 4.7 inches and how big is that again 5.5 so the screen size is obviously different this is clocked slightly lower I think it's like 1.4 versus 1.6 but no human is going to notice the difference No One's Gonna notice the difference but you will notice the size yeah the size is is what really matters here also this has Optical image stabilization on the camera which means that it tries to hold it steady so it can pull in more light you get maybe one or two extra f-stops in low light situations is that a big deal to you it is I take a lot of pictures so I would appreciate to be able to take better photos so the thing for me is also it gets better battery life it gets 1.4 to 1.5 times the battery life because it has a massive battery inside it and I use my iPhone a lot so that that's important to me plus if you do a lot of gaming which I do on my iPhone it's really nice to be able to have a larger screen now one of the other things is if I turn this uh to landscape mode it stays an iPhone if you turn that to landscape mode it becomes like an iPad it gets two column layout uh does that make a big deal to you it seems like it's more productive to me I think better for when I surf but um I'm not sure if that's going to make a huge difference because I'm so used to it I think that I will appreciate it but I don't know if I will appreciate it yet all right so here's my advice if you want the next iPhone go with a 4.7 inch iPhone 6. if you want something that's in between an iPhone and an iPad if you want something that's more productive and a little bit more powerful go with the iPhone 6 Plus but understand that the size really is bigger yeah this is definitely going to be more difficult to hold in your pocket it's a little bit more cumbersome when you're using it on the phone but I'm going to be keeping this in my purse so I think that it's going to be great all right so that's it iPhone 6 versus 6 plus this is Renee and this is Georgia keep it locked to imore.com for far more on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plusso Georgia what is the question everybody is asking well are you going to get the plus are you going to get the regular iPhone 6. iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus so here's the deal this is 4.7 inches and how big is that again 5.5 so the screen size is obviously different this is clocked slightly lower I think it's like 1.4 versus 1.6 but no human is going to notice the difference No One's Gonna notice the difference but you will notice the size yeah the size is is what really matters here also this has Optical image stabilization on the camera which means that it tries to hold it steady so it can pull in more light you get maybe one or two extra f-stops in low light situations is that a big deal to you it is I take a lot of pictures so I would appreciate to be able to take better photos so the thing for me is also it gets better battery life it gets 1.4 to 1.5 times the battery life because it has a massive battery inside it and I use my iPhone a lot so that that's important to me plus if you do a lot of gaming which I do on my iPhone it's really nice to be able to have a larger screen now one of the other things is if I turn this uh to landscape mode it stays an iPhone if you turn that to landscape mode it becomes like an iPad it gets two column layout uh does that make a big deal to you it seems like it's more productive to me I think better for when I surf but um I'm not sure if that's going to make a huge difference because I'm so used to it I think that I will appreciate it but I don't know if I will appreciate it yet all right so here's my advice if you want the next iPhone go with a 4.7 inch iPhone 6. if you want something that's in between an iPhone and an iPad if you want something that's more productive and a little bit more powerful go with the iPhone 6 Plus but understand that the size really is bigger yeah this is definitely going to be more difficult to hold in your pocket it's a little bit more cumbersome when you're using it on the phone but I'm going to be keeping this in my purse so I think that it's going to be great all right so that's it iPhone 6 versus 6 plus this is Renee and this is Georgia keep it locked to imore.com for far more on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus\n"