I got this phone a day in advance, great body. But it was completely discharged and the software wasn't updated, that scared me. But it's a fantastic phone

I will recommend this to a person who doesn't use a lot of GB. The phone comes in 16GB which was too little for me. Apart from this, the phone is nice and very good.

Phone is as expected, only the charger is EU, and a shaver adaptor was thrown in, not sure that was on the description. It took 2 weeks to get cod the first one was 'lost'. Good phone though

good...

When I received it , half of the screen was dark .. And it kept blacking out .. I kept the phone and got it fixed at play and talk .. One of the cables were loose and I learned that by watching a YouTube video ..

So, as much as I like the iPhone I can't believe how it deformed over the time of only 3 weeks. I had it in my back pocket (yes you know where this is going) while driving and since it's cold here in Winnipeg I always have the heated seats on at second lowest setting.

Seller ULTIMATEDEALS4U LTD. Rating: Shockingly bad! I would like to say – Shockingly bad. After 17 days I managed to speak with this guy as he had previously lied to my wife. He promised the phone within a further 2-3 day and when phone did'nt arrive he was uncontactable.

The refurbished phone I received had a definite warped bend in it. I was very disappointed because I thought Target would have a fairly high standard for their refurbished phones. We returned it at our local store easily for a full refund.

Apple caved to market pressure and created a phablet. This may sound as blasphemy but it's not the first time Cupertino is seen reacting to rivals getting too confident, too aggressive - too close for comfort.

Metal unibody, 7.1mm slim, 172g of weight, LTE connectivity (Cat. 4, 150Mbps downlink, 5.5" 1,080 x 1,920 LED-backlit IPS LCD with 401 ppi pixel density, Apple iOS 8; iPad-like split-screen functionality, Dual-core 1.4 GHz Apple A8 chipset, M8 motion co-processor, PowerVR GX6450 GPU, 1GB of RAM, 8MP...

Hard to use single-handedly; unimpressive screen to body ratio (6" Androids fit in the same footprint; No microSD slot; Pricey memory upgrades; 32GB version should be standard for such an expensive phone; No user-replaceable battery; Protruding camera lens makes the phone wobble if you don't have a...

The iPhone 6 is still the best smartphone for your money in my opinion, owing mostly to the fact that the majority of people are going to feel most comfortable using a smaller device as their daily companion of choice.

Larger screen is great for productivity and media consumption; Battery and camera noticeably better than iPhone 6

Not a one-handed device for most; Priced above even the usual premium segment