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September 2014
(87%)
969 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(60%)
7 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
870100969
The editors liked
Incredibly polished device
Great all-purpose mobile camera
IOS 8 is fantastic
The exposure compensation control – a sun symbol on a thin line – is welcome. The integration of the new controls won't disturb the point and shooters but will delight the serious photographer. Video quality is superb and there is slow motion available.
Great design
Better battery
Improved keyboard
The iPhone 6 delivers a spacious
Crisp 4.7-inch screen
Improved wireless speeds
Better camera autofocus
And bumped-up storage capacities to 128GB at the top end. iOS remains a top-notch mobile operating system with an excellent ecosystem of apps
And
A bigger iPhone
Yay! Built beautifully
Almost like the iPod Touch as a phone
Reachability (double-tap home) is a neat idea for larger phones
Fast 4G speeds
Finally
802.11ac is here! Excellent rear camera
IOS 8 now lets you exchange and replace ke
Still great for one-handed use
The nicer looking of the new iPhones
Great camera
Vibrant display
Aesthetic
Simple software
Premium aluminium body
Proficient camera modes
Great performance
Improved screen size and vibrant display
Better fitness tracking tools
Improved camera
NFC capability (eventually)
The editors didn't like
Some specs aren't as high as they should be
Some features don't work in Australia yet
Expensive
Skin colour in bright sunlight is too ruddy
With a general tendency to oversaturate reds. RAW capture would be the icing on the cake
Still pricey
Screen too lowres
Battery life isn't much better than it is on last year's iPhone 5S. And there's wasted space
An even larger screen could have been squeezed into the same housing
Screen is larger
But not really a huge improvement
Fixed storage with no way of upgrading
Slippery
Hand-hold for thumb at the bottom is a bit of a balancing act with a phone this size
Beautiful design, Improved battery life, Great camera, Excellent performance
No expandable storage, Can be slippery to hold, Expensive
The people demanded a larger screen and that’s exactly what they got. Apple took what was great about the iPhone 5s, upgraded every aspect, and added them to the one thing Apple wasn’t offering - a big screen. It’s not massive - that’s what the iPhone 6 ...
Something many users have requested is for the operating system to be more customisable and extensible, which is what iOS 8 delivers to some degree. The benefits will take time to emerge, but already a choice of third-party keyboards can be installed, in...
Abstract: What's not?Err, well it lacks some of the stand out spec sheet features of high-end Android devices, but really nothing to concern yourself over unless you have to own the biggest, slimmest, highest res, highest megapixel blah blah device out there.The bo...
Apple's iPhone 6 may not be a revolutionary device, and there's no denying that it's playing catch up with Android smartphones in many ways, but this phone still easily ranks among the top smartphones of 2014. Overall, the iPhone 6 is a modest upgrade ove...
Published: 2014-09-19, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: The iPhone 6 starts at £539 inc VAT for the 16GB model. You will likely need more space than that, and the 64GB will set you back £619, £699 gets you a 128GB iPhone 6. The iPhone 6 has just gone on sale, and is widely available throughout the UK.The Xperi...
Abstract: Well, the first iPhone 6 reviews are rolling in, and they are unsurprisingly glowing. Apple's handpicked group of preferred, early reviewers don't disappoint in their enthusiasm. Not that anyone should be surprised by that....
Abstract: When Apple released the first iPhone, its 3.5-inch touchscreen seemed huge compared to the displays of other phones. Nonetheless, competitors responded with even larger screens, trying to find areas where they could provide clear alternatives to Apple har...
Abstract: In fact, the Apple iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S5 are so packed with features some fans have justifiably struggled to keep track and have been left wondering how the two match head to head....
Abstract: The Telegraph 's Head of Technology Matt Warman found that although no one single feature stands out, "the combination shows Apple once again doing what it does best: reinventing and repackaging existing ideas into a new, improved iPhone that hits riva...
