With the iPhone 6 , Apple has finally addressed the need for a larger screen on its smartphones. To many, this may look as if Apple is playing catch up with Android - it's difficult not to, considering the stark similarities in the latest iPhone and Android (*cough* *cough* Samsung) devices both in...

Is this the same Apple we've known for all these years? Well, the company has evolved leaps and bounds after the Steve Jobs era. Apple under the guidance of Tim Cook is doing things that we never thought we will ever get to see from the Cupertino giant.

With the iPhone 6, Apple has finally produced a decent-sized smartphone. If you own an iPhone 5 or even a 5s, the upgrade from a 4-inch to a 4.7-inch display alone makes the iPhone 6 worthy of consideration. But it's not just the display that will make iPhone fans happy.

After establishing iPhone 5s as a "forward thinking" high-end luxury device a year ago, Apple is now enhancing its eighth generation of iPhone with a broad range of new and improved hardware components, inside a slimmer new case design with a much larger, higher-resolution display.

Pocketable; thin; easy to handle form factor with a much larger; higher resolution screen; Leading battery life even when using LTE 4G; without a big heavy package; A8 processor blows the pants off of the other SoCs; Camera delivers great photos and a variety of new video features; Price competitive...

iPhoto and OS X Mavericks 'just can't even' with some of the new iPhone's photo features; Front FaceTime camera trails the status quo of other premium smartphones; NFC is limited to Apple Pay; which won't be turned on for a couple weeks; LTE is increasingly everywhere; but HD Voice; VoLTE and WiFi...

Summary: The 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and iOS 8 offer enough new functionality to entice existing iPhone owners to invest in an upgrade, and there's plenty to attract converts to the iPhone ecosystem too.

Elegant slimline chassis with 4.7-inch screen; Solid build quality; Performance boost over iPhone 5s; Fast autofocus on iSight camera; Good new features in iOS 8

Battery life may not be enough for power users; No optical image stabilisation on iSight camera; No NFC-enabled Apple Pay support outside the US

The build quality and design certainly reflect the Apple ethos and we see curved edges where there is a seamless transition of glass to metal anodized aluminium and stainless steel.

I got this phone back in November and I absolutely love it its the 2018 edition because at the headquarters they still sell iPhone 6's to retailers like at&t so they have a better software battery etc. I love it and would highly recommend

Last May I purchased the iPhone 6 plus, and I have been an apple customer for over 10 years, dating back to the iPod shuffle in 2005. As a return user of not just Apple, but the iPhone itself, there were certain expectations I had when purchasing the iPhone 6s.

A great iPhone package. In particular, I like the sturdy case. Initially I didn't think the front fitted the phone. However, it attaches (sticks) to the screen rather than clip into the surround. As always excellent customer service from QVC

None of our other top unlocked phones are the iPhone's hand-friendly, 2.64-inch-wide size. And none of these phones have a camera as good as the iPhone's. But the real reason to spring for an unlocked iPhone 6 isn't hardware, but software and support.

Universal carrier compatibility in the United States; Best third-party apps of any mobile OS; Excellent low-light camera performance; Fast Wi-Fi

Phone calling performance is just okay