Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had iphone 5 , so 6s plus looks too big to carry with but new functions including higher camera quality are awesome .

I like it better the note galaxy. I have not had any problems with it so far.

Every iPhone will come with some limitation and bugs during updates but I have have only minor problems with this phone. I have used both android and iPhone and I don't prefer one over the other so I can't say it is better than some other android comparable phone but it is by far the best iPhone I've used to date!

although size was a concern at first,it took a little time to get used to it.now I'm glad i choose the larger one

Haven't had an iPhone since the 3g. And finally decided to give this one a try. It fits perfectly in my hands. Has amazing battery life, and runs so fast

Coming from an Android to this phone was somewhat seamless. I have to get used to the arrow at the upper left and not the arrow at the bottom right(android).

I like the bigger screen makes it easier for someone with big fingers.

I had the iPhone 6 Plus prior to this one so I upgraded to the iPhone 6s Plus and this one has more feature than the previous model and is very quick

I love my phone! I love how big it is and that it has so much memory! I don't have to worry about deleting photos to make room or deleting apps.

I upgraded from my 5s and I was turn between the 6s and 6s Plus. I ended up with the plus and it took some getting used to because of the width. After a week, it's great. I love the quality feel if the aluminum case., My only gripe is that I I have had to reset it twice in the month since I have had it. I have to reset every Apple product I buy days after getting it because of issues but after many products, I guess that's normal. Overall, a good buy.

Everyone has that one thing that is most important to them in their new device. Mine is it's music playing capabilities. I'm not talking about 50 different eq settings I'm talking about clarity. I've yet to find anything better. I actually prefer the Samsung s7 but for that one reason I'm still using an iPhone. If your key factor is music, or a clean and simple to use phone this is the one.. If those aren't important to you check out the s7.

It is really a best choice. Long battery life, great touch, and great camera. You need a case because it is a bit slippery to use without case.

I am 63. This is the perfect phone for ma. I can see the screen really well and I can hold it in my arthritic old hands. Love the color as well.

Does everything I need to do and probably more. I was worried that a larger phone would be too bulky or heavy, but I have not had any issues with that and I am appreciating the larger screen. The larger keyboard size is defineatly better to text a lot faster and easier. I am finding that I am using this phone a lot more for lists, notes, comparisons etc. for shopping than my old I phone even though the old one could do pretty much the same stuff and I think it is just due to the larger size being more convient for me to see and work with.

Great phone! I love the size of the screen and it is a lot faster that my 5s. I would recommend this.

I purchased this phone for my wife. She has loved it since she took it out of the box. The phone has a great picture and is incredibly fast.

I don't think anyone will pick up great wisdom from me but it has the quality and goodies one expects from iphones

I've been an AT&T customer since the Cingular Wireless days and this is my first time on Verizon and also my first time getting this huge phone too. Service on Verizon is okay. No surprise they nickel and dime you and charge you extra for voice over LTE (aka VOLTE). Coverage is definitely better for the places I use it. Now onto what you really came here for: the iPhone 6s Plus has been great. I swore to myself that I would NEVER go to this large of a phone, as I considered the 6 to be the perfect size; However, the two things that made me upgrade were the camera (the optical image stabilization makes a world of difference) and the battery life: I can go almost 3 days on a single charge. I will admit it's a bit girth-y and definitely quite a bit heavier than the 6/6s, but I do find with the bigger keyboard, I type a bit better on it and the sharper screen is nice too. Upgrading from a 6: the first thing I noticed, was the sharper display. The second would be the faster Touch ID 2.0. You can barely put your finger on the fingerprint sensor and you're in! iOS 9 has many new features that are built exclusively for this device like the 3D Touch, where you can press down on an icon and get shortcuts (i.e. if I press and hold on Calendar I can instantly create an event or see my upcoming events for the day without actually launching Calendar). When you mistype, instead of having to press and hold and use that little circle/bubble finder window to drag backwards, you can actually 3D Touch on the keyboard and the entire keyboard becomes a massive trackpad. Live motion photos (kind of like little GIFs with audio) is cool but I have yet to use it. And 4k video is a welcome edition - if you're really savvy, you know 4K video was available on the 6 thru an App but native support is always nice because less apps = less space being consumed on your device. The device feels sturdier than the 6, which can most likely be attributed to the heavier weight and if you're like me an have a ton of apps on your phone, you will DEFINITELY benefit from the extra RAM and processing power. To give you an idea, my 6 was so tapped for RAM when I tried to drag word tiles onto the board with Words with Friends, the game would completely lockup and I've have to restart my phone to try again. Further investigation revealed my phone was using 92% of available RAM without trying to actually play Words with Friends (for reference, the RAM is double, the CPU is 70% faster and the GPU is 90% faster). Comparing it to the new Galaxy devices, the new iPhones blow them away in camera responsiveness, audio output and a majority (all but one) of the CPU, GPU and Web-browsing benchmarks. The 6s Plus (which has a smaller battery this year than last year's model) came out equivalent to the Note 5's battery. It's also worth noting that performance-wise, the 6s phone are FASTER than an iPad Air 2, benching right under the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 in most of Anandtech's benchmarks over-taking the Surface in many of the GPU-based benchmarks (mind you with Microsoft's push to integrate Xbox more into Windows, this was surprising). Performance has been pegged to be on par with Intel's new Core M chips (i.e. the processor inside the new 12" MacBook with Retina or Lenovo's Yoga 3). Read/Write times were upwards of 50% faster than the best Galaxy devices as well (this impacts loading/saving times - i.e. when launching apps or when saving photos to disk which may explain the slower camera speeds too).

The phone is wonderful. It's is a little hard to handle for someone with smaller hands. Had to get used to the stretching my hands had to do.

Its and apple which makes it fast and easy to use. The phone just works and does not have any issues. The plus size is great and not to big. The only thing I wish apple would do is put in expandable memory so make sure you get enough.