
So what are the major differences between the 2? Mainly it all goes back to size. If you want your smartphone to be something bigger and don't mind having a near tablet sized phone, the iPhone 6 Plus is up your alley. But that's not all; as described in this article on popularitybar.com, the iPhone 6 Plus packs the power that is needed to handle a bigger phone. The batter on the Plus is bigger and keeps things running with a longer life than you'd expect.
So continuing with the size, the bigger phone also equals a bigger screen; the 5.5 inch screen is very tablet like, but it's great for those of you who really prefer a larger screen. The regular iPhone 6 still provides a 4.7 inch screen that is still a bump up from previous versions.
Of course cost is usually a factor when it comes to purchasing a new phone, and of course the physically bigger iPhone 6 Plus does cost a bit more. Depending on the memory size, the regular iPhone 6 runs from $199 to $399 while the Plus version ranges from $299 to $499.
Finally, the camera on the iPhone 6 Plus does exclusively feature hardware image stabilization, so the bigger version will also be your best choice if taking photos is one of the major points when making a decision on which phone is best for you.
Basically what it boils down to is if you don't mind carrying around a bigger and heavier phone if it means a better overall experience, the iPhone 6 Plus is probably for you. If you want the more traditional iPhone experience (and a bit lighter price as well,) the regular iPhone 6 will work just fine.
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