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iPhone 6s Review

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It’s always exciting when Apple debuts a fancy new iPhone that looks totally different, but that happens only every other year. On the off years, we get S phones, and usually they’re decent upgrade. Last year’s iPhone 6 was a beauty to behold, but under the hood it wasn’t anything special. In fact, it was basically an iPhone 5S, lacking the kind of horsepower upgrade that warrants a fancy new phone. This year, things are different.

Your eyes may not light up when you see the iPhone 6S (unless you’re coming from a 5S), but your future self will thank you for getting one.

With key upgrades in RAM, processing power, camera quality, and screen technology, the iPhone 6S has some tricks that no iPhone before it could pull off, and the speed of a souped-up Ferrari. And hell, it comes in a new color, too! No, not pink. It’s “rose gold.” Like it did with regular gold, Apple has made pink cool again.

The big question is: Will battery life rain on our parade? We’re testing to find out.

This one comes in gold — rose gold
For those upgrading from the tiny iPhone 5S, boy are you in for some fun. The new iPhone 6S is pretty much the perfect size for a phone. The pixels in the new 4.7-inch LCD screen are crammed so densely you’ll have a tough time noticing them at all, but more important, the screen is wider and taller, allowing you a lot more space to type, look at images, read, or do anything on a phone. But it’s not so big that you can’t use it one-handed. A light double touch on the Home button will drop the entire screen halfway down for you, too, making all menus highly reachable.
You have to buy a case for this phone because, though it’s gorgeous and well sized, this is not a waterproof or life-proof phone by any stretch. The iPhone 6S is just as fragile as its predecessor. If you drop it, the screen will break and the lovely brushed aluminum will dent and ding; if you squeeze it hard enough, it will bend, though Apple contends that it is less bendable than last year; and if you get it wet, it may never start up again.

Owning an iPhone can be as stressful as taking care of a mogwai (the furballs from Gremlins, not the band). If you want to be on the safe side, you may not want to charge it after midnight. I’m kidding. Charging your phone overnight is perfectly safe.
There are cases to fix all of these inadequacies, but they’ll cost you a little extra. We’ve even listed our favorite iPhone 6S cases here. Sadly, most expensive phones this year from companies like Sony, LG, HTC, and Samsung follow the iPhone design philosophy, meaning they all look wonderful, but you’re going to need a very good case no matter which device you buy.

The iPhone 6S comes in rose gold, gold, space gray, and white. I recommend the white: The aluminum is naturally colored and won’t show scuffs as easily. But go with rose gold if you want people to know you’re rocking a 6S.

Built for iOS 9
If you own an iPhone newer than the 4S, you can already download iOS 9, but you could easily encounter any number of problems and bugs with the software. The update process for an iPhone is usually smoother than any other phone. (Sadly, most Android phones are unsafe and out of date.) However, it’s often a crapshoot if your phone will start to slow down or experience some other strange problem. The iPhone 6S is built to run iOS 9.

In our admittedly short time with the 6S so far, it’s fast and speedy to operate. We’ve had a few issues with lag while pulling down the Search bar and entering the new Proactive menu on the left side of the screen, but these mostly pop up when you boot the phone up fresh. Hopefully Apple will iron out some of the new operating system’s kinks in future updates.
But with those kinks come a lot of cool features, including a news reader app, a helpful search field in settings, a notifications menu that actually works, and a helpful menu to the left of the home screen called Proactive, which shows you recent apps, recent contacts, some news headlines, and nearby places to eat or drink. Apple’s Maps app now has transit directions, as well, and Siri can respond to more commands.

You can now wake Siri up by yelling “Hey Siri,” instead of pressing a button. This is a feature the first Moto X had two years ago, but it’s still nice. I question Siri’s ability to recognize voices, however. About half the office here in Digital Trends’ NYC office can unlock our new test iPhones by yelling “Hey Siri.” I can see most people deactivating this feature in short order.

Touch ID is much faster and a lot less finicky on the iPhone 6S Plus. Although it’s probably only a fraction of a second speedier, the added quickness matters, especially when you use Apple Pay.
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