Like its predecessor the Apple iPhone 6s Plus produces very good exposure and color across all light levels but, especially in bright light, image detail lacks behind the best in class. On the plus side panorama and slow motion video modes are currently the best in in mobile imaging and for heavy users of those modes the 6s Plus is an easy recommendation. Current iPhone 6 Plus users might want to delay an upgrade though as, apart from 4K video and an improved front camera, improvements in the camera department are fairly minor.

Good exposure, color and tonality in most situations; Efficient stabilization allows for low ISO values in low light; Reliable and fast autofocus; Good image quality and stabilization in video mode ; Good detail in 4K video footage; Very good slow-motion video feature; Best panorama mode in the business; Efficient HDR mode captures natural results; Premium materials and design; Very good front camera with 'flash' function; Fast camera and overall performance ; Good editing options in gallery app;

Visible noise and smearing of fine detail at base ISO ; Higher than usual tendency to produce lens flare; Some AF-instability when shooting video in low light; In relation to screen size on the bulky side, not great for one-handed use; Metal body a little slippery when used as a camera, use of a case is recommended; Camera settings hidden in Settings app; Lack of manual control in stock camera app; No microSD support;

It's clear that Apple is taking its design strategy from companies that are in the business of making processors one year introduces a new design, the next a refinement of that design.

The Apple iPhone 6s Plus is made from premium materials, creating durability and a refined look. 7000 Series aviation grade aluminium has been used to create a strong body while the glass element has been manufactured using a dual ion-exchange that makes the glass stronger at a molecular level.

Although Samsung's Note series had shown you could do a lot of things differently with an ample display, the iPhone 6 Plus simply offered you more of the same. More battery life, more pixels in its 5.5-inch screen and more aluminium to hold on to.

THE IPHONE 6 PLUS was Apple's first foray into the phablet market, and a year on from its release the firm has updated the model with a few new features. The iPhone 6S Plus has the same larger screen and build size of its predecessor, but adds 3D Touch and camera improvements.

I love the new iPhone 6s Plus, I am an iPhone person and this is the best iPhone on the market. I love the size and the picture quality is amazing.

Bigger? Yes. Better? Yes. The Best? Probably not.

Apple has finally released its much awaited iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in India just in time for the festive season. There have been mixed reactions regarding the pricing strategy Apple has gone ahead with.

The iPhone 6s in a lot of ways seems like it's simple enough to review, but it turns out if you dig deep the changes have been significant. Over the course of a review, we've found major changes in the SoC, storage solution, camera, touch screen, fingerprint scanner, voice recognition software,...

The iPhone 6s Plus takes the crown as the largest, fastest iPhone to date, but it's not a whole lot more improved over last year's model, and 3D Touch is yet to prove itself. The camera is stellar though, and with OIS included that works on video too, it may be worth opting for over its smaller...