I would like to start by saying that originally I fully intended on purchasing the iPhone 6+. I had heard that the 6+ had a better camera, battery life, and better resolution due to the larger screen, and was intrigued at the idea of having the 'best' iPhone. However, when I got to the Apple store and held both the 6 and the 6+ I knew I had to get the 'normal' 6.
I take my iPhone with me everywhere. The majority of the time I'm holding it in my hand or in my vest/coat pocket, and I just didn't think the 6+ was portable enough for me.
The iPhone 6 offers way too many new features for me to discuss all of them, but here are my thoughts on a few of the big ones:
Battery Life - The battery life on this phone is soooo much better. I still have to charge it at some point during the day (I use my phone an excessive amount), but that's such a huge improvement from the 3-4 times a day I used to have to charge my phone.
Size/Weight - I love how sleek and light this phone is, however along with being sleek and light the phone is extremely delicate.... so don't drop it. In terms of size, the phone fits perfectly in my hand - just a little bit larger and it would be uncomfortable and difficult to use.
Camera - I haven't taken too many pictures in different scenarios (i.e. sunsets, dark lighting, etc.) but the photos I have taken have turned out great. The camera app offers various editing tools in terms of light, color, and tilting the picture. I'll still be using my go-to editing apps, but the new camera features are perfect for quick fixes.
Slo-Mo - The 6 also offers a new "slo-mo" video feature that allows you to take (big surprise here) slow motion videos. My friend Chloe posted a video of her and a friend throwing glitter in the air, and my mind has been reeling with Instagram possibilities ever since.
Touch ID - It was hard to set up, but it works now! When you set-up your phone it makes you place your thump on the 'Home' button about a thousand times to get a complete reading of your thumb print, but after you go through the pain of getting it set-up it works great. All I have to do to log into my phone now is place my thumb on the button. However, if you're logging back into your phone after having powered it off completely it makes you log in with your password.
The only real negative in my opinion is that they don't make these phones durable enough to use without a case. The gold on this phone is gorgeous, and I'm so bummed that I have to cover it all up with a case to keep it protected. Let's hope Kate Spade rolls out some cute case options ASAP!










