Nearly a year after release, and the iPhone 6s Plus still doesn’t come cheap. The iPhone 7 is just around the corner, so realistically you should probably hold off to see if the new handset offers a significant upgrade – or what kind of impact it has on the iPhone 6s Plus’ pricetag.

The Apple iPhone "s" models keep the same form factor as the previous model while bumping up the internals. While the iPhone 6s Plus looks and feels like a 6 Plus, there are significant hardware changes making this the most compelling "s" model yet.

Lightning fast Touch ID, Functional and innovative 3D Touch, Solid camera experience, Excellent battery life, Fast and reliable performance

Top and bottom bezels are large, No fast or wireless charging

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.

The iPhone 6s keeps the same design as the iPhone 6, but packs better cameras, a snappier processor and 3D Touch, a smart new way to get things done in fewer steps. Beyond that, the combination of iOS 9 and some well-built hardware help makes the 6s one of the best iPhones ever made...

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.

Love this phone

Nothing

Last year's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus introduced a larger, slimmer form factor housing higher resolution Retina HD screens and improvements in processors, cameras and wireless. While Apple's latest 6s and 6s Plus models look virtually identical, the company has significantly improved nearly every key...

3D Touch adds a cool new layer of interactivity; navigation and shortcuts; Great battery life even when using LTE 4G; A9 processor blows the pants off of the other SoCs; Improved cameras deliver better photos; Live Photo novelty and crisp 4K video; Price competitive with lessor alternatives

No optical zoom or external lens features; No weather proofing options

The battery life took a hit, but Apple's iPhone 6S Plus is the best iPhone to buy.

Same gorgeous look and quality build; Big camera upgrades make a difference; 3D Touch livens up iOS 9; Stronger aluminum construction

Smaller battery; Entry-level 16GB storage is insufficient

Everyone expected a lot and then they didn't. They said everything would change and also said nothing would. People were ready to joke about how it being a tock year of the tick tock pattern that Apple follow, we would just see a very very tiny upgrade from the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus from last year.

iOS 9 great; 3D Touch; Brilliant battery life; upscaled camera; Selfie camera is pin sharp; Live Photos great touch

Too big for some; expensive

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