Hello friends now I’m going to review on the iphone 6 s. The iPhone 7 has arrived, so those looking for the latest iPhone may want check out our full review. For those who currently own a 6S, you can now get the new iOS 10 update on your handset.
Apple’s tagline for the iPhone 6S is’the only thing that’s changed is everything’, highlighting that the brand knows this is a phone that looks an awful lot like 2014’s model.
It makes sense that Apple would try its hardest to show that, despite the handset looking identical to the iPhone 6, there have been loads of changes under the hood that make this an attractive phone in its own right.
The chassis is stronger, the camera sharper - with a new Harry Potter-esque way of capturing your snaps - and there’s even a completely new way of interacting with the screen. On paper, it’s an impressive upgrade. There’s no option to toggle it on and off in the Control Centre at the bottom of the screen, which means you’ll need to head into the settings to disable it. However, when your phone reaches around 80% charge the iPhone will automatically offer to turn it off for you, as it’s decided that it’s got enough power to see it through whatever you’re going to be doing next.
It’s a real shame that the iPhone 6S’ battery life isn’t a little bit better - it’s making me wonder how much that 3D Touch system is impacting on the power management. If it’s a lot, then you’ll have to hope that the improvement in the interface as developers get on board is worth it.