Now there's a too-big iPhone, a too-small iPhone, and a just-right iPhone: the iPhone 6. The newest iPhone's biggest feature is that it's bigger, and yes, that's a big deal.

Even though the iPhone 6 is significantly bigger than every previous iPhone, it's still a manageable size. If you've always used an iPhone and aren't sure you want a phablet, the iPhone 6 might be the way to go.

Crisp; bigger screen; Premium build quality; Great camera with cool video features

Small battery; Not waterproof; No microSD card

With its bigger screen and software overhaul, the iPhone 6 is the freshest feeling iPhone in years

Immaculate build; Gorgeous; colourful display; Speedy in use

No full HD screen; Expensive; No waterproofing

There is explosive demand for bigger smartphones. A 4-inch smartphone feels small now; somewhere around 5 inches is the new normal. Yet too many large-screen phones are cumbersome, awkward, and often just plain bad.

Fantastic camera; Gorgeous display; Excellent performance and battery life

No optimization for the larger screen; Unsightly lines on the back; Awkwardly protruding camera lens

Apple has set a record before the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have even been released with more than four million pre-orders sold in the first 24 hours. The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were available from September 12 for pre-order in the initial release countries that included Australia, US, Japan,...

The New iPhone has nothing that can be called new, just some renovations and upgrades in the design, as for the performance, it's good, but there are other devices with much better performance at fewer prices. It cost starts at 700 Euros, which could be priced in Egypt around 6500 LE. Overpriced!

variable internal memory up to 128 GB; A8 chip with M8 motion processor

battery life up to 10 hrs on 3G; and is over priced compared to the features and specs