It is unusually big, but still an iPhone. We miss the familiar perfection of Apple in the case of the iPhone 6 Plus. The poor stability of the case is just one issue. You should not be able to twist the case when you buy a device that can cost up to 1,000 Euros (~$1250).

Great display; Very good battery runtimes; Great GPS module; Great performance; Decent camera; Very good voice quality; Good headphones; The display; the fast performance and the great GPS module collect a lot of points

NFC can only be used for Apple Pay, Complicated one-hand use, Flash overexposes pictures, Storage cannot be expanded, No LTE Cat; 6, Power adaptor too weak, Price, Mediocre case stability, OIS makes it hard to use the iPhone on a tripod, More stability! For the chassis, the OIS and the software

Half a year after its arrival, it's clear the effect the iPhone 6 Plus has had: It's not just a smartphone , it's the iPad Mini Mini. Yes, some people use the 6 Plus as a large iPhone; it's especially favored for its long battery life.

Works on all four U.S; networks; Excellent camera, especially in low light; Premium feel; Terrific third-party apps

It's really big; especially if you're coming from an older iPhone

Here's the best way to start an iPhone review: Goddamn do I love Android. I love its flexibility and efficiency. I love the way it bends to my will. And I've spent the past couple years loving that I can get a phone that isn't made for someone with doll hands .

Excellent camera quality produces amazing images; Almost impossible to shoot blurry video, even of uncooperative toddlers; Battery life will keep you going all day and well into the night; Glorious, vivid, roomy display will make you want to throw out your iPad.

You call these widgets, iOS 8? I want to be able to read my email right on my home screen; It scratches; It bends

The iPhone 6 Plus is the biggest iPhone ever, with the sharpest screen of any iOS device in history. It's a record breaker, but is it worth the money? And is it too big for its own good, or too big for the average person to use one-handed?

Clever Reachability feature may solve one-handed use problems; Superb high-res screen; Beautiful design

Expensive; Apple Pay feature not available in UK yet; Could still be too big for the small-handed; Rear camera sticks out a tiny bit

I jumped and purchased a 128gb version a few months ago, it is amazing. I have heard lots of my friends who purchased the smaller version say that they wished they had bought the bigger one, but no-one the other way round.

BIGGER and then some, we test out Apple's phablet-sized iPhone 6 Plus. But is it a better choice than the iPhone 6?

Excellent camera; Insane processing power; Premium build materials; Brilliant battery life; Great Ecosystem; Gorgeous Display

Might be too large for some users; Curved edges make it slippy in the hand; Aluminium finish means case is a MUST

While the iPhone 6 Plus isn't the cheapest smartphone out there, you get a high-quality large display, great battery life and speedy performance. But the large format won't suit all users.

Impressive battery life; high-quality and large display; user-friendly; speedy performance

Too large for typing and using one-handed; some key features not out in UK; quite pricey

If size is everything, the iPhone 6 Plus has a lot going for it, but it'll be too big for many

Full HD screen with great colours; Lots of screen real estate; Optical image stabilisation on camera; Superb battery life

Way too big for some hands; Like the iPhone 6 there's no 4K video

Apple has steered clear of tablet-sized phones for a while now, leaving it to Samsung and other manufacturers, but now Apple is here with a phablet of its own. Is the iPhone 6 Plus the best big phone of the lot?

A phablet from Apple for those who want big phones; Exudes that Apple well-built quality; Great screen that is actually better than Apple's own "Retina" screens; High-speed 802.11ac WiFi is appreciated; Works with Apple's "Continuity" features and hands messages to computers with Mac OS X Yosemite,...

Next to impossible to use with one hand; Slippery; NFC can't be used by conventional NFC gadgets like headphones or speakers; Battery could be better; Fixed storage with no way of upgrading; Front-facing camera could have a little more oomph; No 4K video support

If you think the iPhones are the best phones on the planet if only they had bigger screens then you are the happiest person when Apple launched their iOS 8 infused next gen lineup. And happy you should be, as they pack the same amount of excitement as every new iPhone had.

Simplistic elegant design; Crazy awesome camera; Custom Landscape UI; Improved fingerprint scanner

Costliest iPhone (without jewelry; Demands both hands frequently; Sharing and storage options still very limited