iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus, Comparison: Take A Look At iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus, Differences To Get The Best Smartphone For You

By Alicia Pablo Sep 29, 2014 11:14 AM EDT

iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus, Comparison: Take A Look At iPhone 6 And iPhone 6 Plus, Differences To Get The Best Smartphone For You

The new iPhones that sport bigger screens became instant trendsetter after its release on September 9. Apple introduced iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the new smartphones that will replace iPhone 5s as the company's new flagship iPhone.

After the products unveiling on the said date, a record breaking pre-order sale of 4 million was recorded in just 24 hours. This just proves that gone are the days of the 3.5-inch handsets. Today, more users are seeking for larger screen smartphones. Samsung started the trend, and now Apple has joined the legacy of the former company.

Apple's first attempt on offering large phones is not more on innovation, but catching up on the bigger demands of the market. So if you're contemplating on buying an iPhone, what will you choose? A slimmer 4.7-inch or a large 5.5- inch iPhone 6 Plus?

To give you a clearer view about it, here are some of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Differences:

Size and Weight

iPhone 6: 138.1 mm long, 67 mm wide, 6.9 mm thick and weighs 129 grams (4.55 oz)

iPhone 6 Plus: 158.1mm long, 77.8mm wide, 7.1mm thick. 172 grams (6.07 oz)

Display

iPhone 6: 4.7-inch 1334 x 750 Retina HD Display

iPhone 6 Plus: 5.5-inch 1920 x 1080 Retina HD screen

Camera

When it comes to camera, there are just little differences between the two as both have the all new iSight cameras with 8 megapixel sensors and enhanced autofocus. However, 6 Plus is designed with optical image stabilization while the 6 is equipped with digital image stabilization.

Storage and Price

iPhone 6: 16 GB for $200, 64 GB costs $300 and 128 GB for $400

iPhone 6 Plus: 16 GB for $300, 64 GB costs $400 and 128 GB for $500

The specifications and iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Differences stated above can help you shape up your decision. So before buying one, make sure you consider where you actually use your phone. If you're more on movies and taking photos, a bigger storage is the answer. However, you always have to consider your budget too. So check the display, size and weight, camera options and lastly the storage and the price before getting your new iPhone.