The iPhone 6s is easily the best iPhone to date, boasting a hugely impressive camera, even faster Touch ID and solid build quality - but you pretty much expected that, right? While 3D Touch is still the new kid on the block and needs time to mature, it's a positive step that shows that the 's' range...

I had actually two 6S, first was 16GB, second was 64GB. Both has suffered from battery issues, turns of when cold weather. Camera is okay on day, actually very good, but on low light is not so good. First autofocus is bad and slow, I expected better on such expensive phone.

Fast CPU; Fast GPU; Fast UI and responsive Phone; Simple to use; Awesome camera videos; Bright and cheap screen to replace; Practical; Good to sell

Battery life; Defective batteries; U2 chip problems; Bad camera autofocus; Low light could be better; lot of noise; Boring and cant be customized; Screen is from the time of Cretaceous; 16GB storage is pathetic; Expensive to buy

The Reviews Are In! Here's What The Pundits Are Saying About The iPhone 6s

The fastest iPhone ever-by a long shot; Double the RAM and processing power; A Touch ID that works in milliseconds instead of second; Vastly improved cameras and video recording capabilities; And that 3D Touch display is going to change the way we interact with our phones

Quick Actions via 3D Touch take some getting used to and only a fraction of apps support them for now; Live Photos, while cool, probably won't be used much by most people

The Apple iPhone 6s has landed . Just like clockwork, Apple has launched its latest flagship phone, and this year's version looks like a tweaked, souped-up version of last year's model - but there's more than meets the eye.

Apple claims everything has changed with its brand new iPhone 6s, but it's more of a refinement rather than a revolutionary leap, and that's no bad thing at all; Last year's iPhone 6 was a huge step forward for the Cupertino giant, ushering in two new handsets that can finally compete with the...

Of course, with Apple's premium products, price is the big elephant in the room, and you'll be reaching deep into your wallet if you want to grab an iPhone 6s; Starting at £539, the 16GB model might be tempting to get as the cheapest option, but that's still very pricey, especially when you can grab...

We're not sure that statement would hold up in court, but what certainly hasn't changed is Apple's undeniable way of making a great handset even better.

Wonderfully slick in use; Great with video and audio; 3D Touch is surprisingly intuitive

Screen resolution behind some rivals; Not compatible with high-res audio

The iPhone 6s brings only a couple of new features in over the iPhone 6. Some are a big deal: the 3D Touch display, 12MP camera and bump to 2GB of RAM. Others are less so - do we really care that it's now available in ‘Rose Gold'? Nope.

I purchased this phone as an up grade for my old faithful iphone 5 which I have owned for many years and has been ultra reliable so decided to upgrade when I saw the deal from very so glad I did as this phone ticks all of the boxes for me bigger screen a lot quicker and excellent value for money!

This iPhone is a few generations old and other versions have more internal memory. However as I am not a big app user - just want the basics such as email to work without phone getting full - this 32GB is just perfect. Battery life seems great so far. Very good quick service to collect.

I bought this phone to replace my iPhone 6s plus which I had damaged. The 6s is a more compact size but carries all the functionality of its larger cousin. A useful feature is that by placing the phones side by side, all the settings and data is transferred automatically from the old phone to the...

We bought this for our daughter's 12th birthday. Needless to say she loves it. The functionality is more than she needs, battery life is more than enough and it was very easy to set up.