Teléfonos iPhone 6s Plus

Quality smartphone with all the bells and whistles you've come to expect from Apple. Upon upgrading from a well-favored iPhone 4S, it seems that the 6S Plus has an inferior battery life. Also, the newer versions of many well-known apps are much larger in size -- don't know why this needs to be the case -- it just makes download and install take longer. While there are more features and options for customization and control than ever before, the extent of it boggles the mind. The iPhone 4S with iOS 6 was enough to handle; the 6S Plus with iOS 10 seems too much. It is exceedingly difficult to keep track of the practical effectiveness of all the settings. Understandably most would just go with the defaults, ignoring the plethora of options, perhaps becoming blissfully unaware of being increasingly constrained to the default patterns and constructs laid down by Apple simply because it's too complicated to do the mental gymnastics to really make the newest iPhone serve you best, and besides, who really has the time to figure it all out? With every new upgrade to hardware and software there seems an ever-increasing void in the working relationship between man and his machine, effectively relinquishing control to the company who made and provisions operation of the device because it's "just too complex" to know your device anymore.

Bought this phone back in 2015 worked well before had a storage malfunction causing it to ultimately crash and never work again. Took it to Apple and they replaced due to it being a manufacturer defect in the storage drive. I’ve had my replacement phone since August of 2017 and it’s starting to show the early signs of the malfunction in the drive with no explanation of how or why it’s doing it have been back to Apple 3 times for diagnostics and each time they said the same thing it probably has another 6 months before complete failure but have yet to identify the cause of it they had set it up to send diagnostics via the cloud to monitor the problem and would contact me if they found the cause. It’s a well built sturdy phone reminding me of the 4 in durability. Just need to watch out for the storage issues as I’m not the only one to experience the issue and for me to have 2 phones with the exact same problem tells me it’s something from the manufacturer lot and it’s hit and miss to get one that doesn’t have this issue.

The iPhone 6s plus is an awesome phone! It is affordable and for the money, it is the best phone out there. I am particularly impressed with its camera and the "live" shot mode that allows me to see a short glimpse of a moving pic. even if I didn't shoot a video. This phone is so easy to maneuver that I bought the same one for my son and he whips through his, downloading apps in seconds. It has everything... almost! I went from a Galaxy 6 Edge and have always had android phones. The iPhones don't have a "back" button... you know, the one in the lower right hand corner. So, every time you want to go back, you really have to go forward until you get to where you want to be... like a loop. It's a bit confusing but I mastered it in 3 days and now I couldn't go back to an android. It is the perfect size. It's a bit bigger than my last phone but it's slimmer. All in all, the iPhone 6s plus is great!

I recently purchased my iPhone 6S plus, and I am very pleased. I have been using android phones since smart phones first came out and I couldn't be happier that I switched. Apple has a "move to iOS" app on the android market that allows you to transfer your contacts, photos, and other misc. items to your iPhone with no hassle. If you are an android user and you're worried about switching, it's very easy, it will even transfer your emails for you. The reason I switched was due to poor battery life on my LG G4 and it had constant issues. I purchased that phone in August of 2015 and it bricked within 6 months, then the replacement phone had constant issues with software and the battery (which was from the phone that bricked, how cheap of LG, plus there have been constant issues from many users with the build number, BUT NO RECALL, wow LG) so I decided enough was enough. As a graduate student, I needed a device that would last all day and have no issues. This iPhone is excellent and very easy to use. I am very pleased with the ease of use, and integrated apps. The build quality is next to none and is a very well polished product. The camera quality is 10/10 and quick! You will not find an another phone that has this level of support anywhere you go, literally, if you go to a gas station in the middle of nowhere, I bet they will have iPhone cases and chargers to buy, its nuts! I am very pleased with my purchase and will probably stay on the iPhone train for a while, choo choo. I hope this helps with your decision.

To be completely honest, I used to be anti-Apple. I tried to adapt to a 4s a few years ago and hated it. I've always been a strong Samsung supporter. After having a Samsung Galaxy s2, galaxy s3, Galaxy note 3, Galaxy note 4 and a galaxy tab 3 tablet, I had no desire to ever own an Apple product., , Unfortunately for me, my Galaxy note 4 was a headache with only 6 months of ownership. Freezing, random rebooting, and glitchy all the time. Which was actually quite similar to all my other previous Samsung products., , I finally decided to give in and try an iPhone long term. After getting used to a large display from the Galaxy notes, the iPhone 6s Plus was a must and so far, I am extremely happy. It's operating system is butter smooth, no odd freezing or other unexpected glitches. Being able to text using wifi is a priceless feature. I get cell signal now in buildings my samsungs never did. My battery life in this 6s plus is amazing. It's hands down, the longest lasting battery I've ever had. But in the note 4's defense, it charged very very fast. The 6s plus charges slow in comparison and gps will use battery very quickly., , The only thing I don't like is the copy paste, it's no where near as smooth functioning as the Samsung notes. But that's a simple dislike anyone could look past. It does work, just not perfect., , I'm glad I switched to the iPhone and I encourage other android users to give the new iPhone a try. You'll need a week to get used to some things but you'll adapt quickly. I probably won't be going back to an android until they get the operating issues worked out.

My wife had an iphone SE which gave her trouble texting (small keyboard) and seeing the smaller screen. We looked around and found this 6s plus. She loves it. Easyer to see the screen and does not give her a problem with the on screen keyboard that the SE did. We also added a wireless charging antenna so now she does not have to plug it in.

The product has a lot of fingerprints on it, which is fine it can be wipe off. Except for having chipped on top the battery won’t last when you’re connected to wifi without even using it. charging time is 8hrs and would only last for 2hrs. i was going to return it but i’m traveling soon and dont have time to take it back so i decided to sell it to someone that can fix it for lower price.

The touch ID doesn’t work at all. I was told the phone was full functional. The screen keeps cutting off and on. It takes a while for things to load such as apps etc.. Other than that the phone work ok. I wish someone would’ve told me the Touch iD didn’t work. I wouldn’t have spent my money on this phone!

This phone apparently has battery issues and Apple is over run with recalls. It is difficult to get an appointment to change batteries. I would definitely stay away from 6s. I am having so much trouble. Apple also can not do anything for you quickly. You will be without a phone for days.