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Originally Posted by Harmon
So why not get an iPhone 5? Or is it the features of the 6 you want but packed into a smaller package? Lost...
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The specs don't seem considerably different but the iPhone 5 is much slower than the 6/6s. 5s are good though.
I think Apple might rig them to not work as well. Other than the app store they don't really derive money directly from you for just hanging on to a phone for several releases.
iPhones are cheaper/easier to fix too. Just take it to the Apple store and they'll swap it out for $110 for the 6s and $140 for the 6 Plus. Usually this is the case but sometimes they may not be so kind, I've seen it get done for free.
Galaxies etc, cost $200+ to fix.
6 Plus screens are too expensive for 3rd parties at the moment, this is probably due to the force touch specs of the new screens (not a really useful feature thus far).