iPhone 6 & 6 Plus , by Deleted on Sept 22, 2014 11:59:37 GMT 1,

Sept 22, 2014 10:05:20 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

Sept 22, 2014 8:16:38 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:

I have had every iPhone as they were released. Usually bought on the first day of release. I still have an iPhone 5 (though I held onto my 4 for a while). No matter what anyone here says, I refuse to hear that these are not terrible phones. Their connectivity to networks is notoriously patchy, they have a track record of calls failing, their antenna are weaker than many competitors'. So… whilst I absolutely buy the seamless connectivity with computer and data issue is a major selling point - and this is key to me as a mac user, so it's primarily why I still use iPhones - I see these devices as mini computers with phones attached… hence my firm, unshakeable opinion that the phone part of them is s**te.  They are, however, a triumph of marketing and I, as are millions of others, am suckered.

Blaming network contention and data issues are mostly your service area and base network service provider, not the hardware. At least in the states signal strength and data now are non issues where hardware is concerned and all about provider coverage and non wifi data quality/speed.

I was in a major mobile phone chain on Sunday and had to wait half an hour because of the queue of people buying iPhone 6s!

I am a fan of good product and I'm using an iPad to type this, but I've never owned an iPhone. I asked the shop manager what they are like and he said 'Look at the queue, extraordinary, especially as they break more often than other type of phone we sell.'

Sept 22, 2014 10:05:20 GMT 1 Black Apple Art said:

Sept 22, 2014 8:16:38 GMT 1 Hubble Bubble said:

I have had every iPhone as they were released. Usually bought on the first day of release. I still have an iPhone 5 (though I held onto my 4 for a while). No matter what anyone here says, I refuse to hear that these are not terrible phones. Their connectivity to networks is notoriously patchy, they have a track record of calls failing, their antenna are weaker than many competitors'. So… whilst I absolutely buy the seamless connectivity with computer and data issue is a major selling point - and this is key to me as a mac user, so it's primarily why I still use iPhones - I see these devices as mini computers with phones attached… hence my firm, unshakeable opinion that the phone part of them is s**te.  They are, however, a triumph of marketing and I, as are millions of others, am suckered.

Blaming network contention and data issues are mostly your service area and base network service provider, not the hardware. At least in the states signal strength and data now are non issues where hardware is concerned and all about provider coverage and non wifi data quality/speed.

I was in a major mobile phone chain on Sunday and had to wait half an hour because of the queue of people buying iPhone 6s!

I am a fan of good product and I'm using an iPad to type this, but I've never owned an iPhone. I asked the shop manager what they are like and he said 'Look at the queue, extraordinary, especially as they break more often than other type of phone we sell.'