as a life long android user i wanted something different and bought this baby. id say for someone who has never used android, this phone is everything. but i felt shackled. build quality: there is nothing innovative about how an iphone looks.

battery standby and screen on time; beautiful ui; call quality; better quality apps; secure os; sound and headphone output; buttery smooth multitasking

unnecessary hardware button and lacking back and switch task keys; slooooowwwwww charging; screen protector deteriorates touch response; shackled experience; not worth the huge money; ui speed slow due to animations

Had this phone for a couple days. One morning when I woke up the screen went completely black. It hasn't turned on since. Don't trust this seller.

Good phone fast, great battery and traditional iphone quality. Pros Battery build quality speaker phone Itunes and Mac integration Cons Apple OS integrated, not Windows Friendly No Sd Card Not water proof Boring Solid and reliable phone and typical apple quality you have come to expect.

I would rate zero if I have option. I received iPhone 6s Plus in some local package and iPhone charger was some local charger. I did not expect this from target store to deliver these kind of product. Reason I ordered in target to get the genuine but target store failed me miserably... extremely ??

Our iPhone 6s Plus review evaluates the design, features and specs of Apple's new iPhone 6s Plus smartphone. This is still an early review, based on the two to three days we've had to play around with the iPhone 6s Plus (plus that brief hands-on time at the iPhone 6s Plus launch event ), but we're...

Big screen; Still a surprisingly thin and light device (although it's slightly heavier than 6 Plus; Brilliant 3D Touch feature

Live Photos seem likely to fill up storage quickly; and this still starts at just 16GB; 3D Touch can be confusing (particularly at first

The iPhone 6S Plus offers a large, good quality screen and great performance, while 3D Touch is an impressive piece of tech and a useful addition. The 6S Plus is a great choice of handset for anyone looking for a phablet with a premium build, although the cost could prove prohibitive.

Great performance; decent battery life; 3D Touch; large screen

Cost; too large for one-handed use

It's been just over a year since we first saw Apple launch its supersized phablet, the iPhone 6 Plus , and now it's been given the 's' treatment with the iPhone 6s Plus, making it speedier, slightly smarter and a teeny bit thicker too.

At first glance; the iPhone 6s Plus looks pretty much the same as last year's model - you've got the same oversized; 5.5-inch display; huge bezels; massive footprint and gorgeous 1080p screen - but there are plenty of changes under the hood.

Just like last year's model; the 6s Plus is a huge; somewhat comically oversized piece of kit that manages to take the best of its smaller sibling and simply makes it bigger - but we feel it's just too big.

The iPhone 6S Plus is a remarkable phone, and it's still a fantastic phone 12 months on. The 16GB model has finally been banished and the new minimum storage of 32GB should be workable for a lot of people. 3D Touch can sound gimmicky, but it's absolutely not.

I've been using the iPhone 6S Plus since its release in September and my opinion of Apple's most expensive phone has changed very little. This is the best ‘S' version phone the company's ever made. Let's start with everything it's great at… The camera is a joy.

3D Touch is awesome; Stupendous performance; Two great new cameras; Solid battery life

Still too big; No fast-charging; 16GB version isn't big enough

Update: Apple has confirmed the iPhone 6S Plus will get an upgrade to its new operating system - iOS 11 - later this year, bringing with it a host of new features to reinvigorate the phablet.