It's been just over a year since we first saw Apple launch its supersized phablet, the iPhone 6 Plus , and now it's been given the 's' treatment with the iPhone 6s Plus, making it speedier, slightly smarter and a teeny bit thicker too.

At first glance; the iPhone 6s Plus looks pretty much the same as last year's model - you've got the same oversized; 5.5-inch display; huge bezels; massive footprint and gorgeous 1080p screen - but there are plenty of changes under the hood.

Just like last year's model; the 6s Plus is a huge; somewhat comically oversized piece of kit that manages to take the best of its smaller sibling and simply makes it bigger - but we feel it's just too big.

You don't need a crystal ball to figure out will release a new iPhone handset every year. It's been doing it since the original came out in 2007, and starting with the iPhone 3G, Apple's naming convention has consisted of introducing a new model number every two years, with "s" variants in between.

The new iPhones do something remarkable: They leapfrog last year's models in every measurable and meaningful way while rocketing to the top of the smartphone performance wars. In other words, if cutting-edge technology, high-end style and top-notch build quality are important -- and for most buyers...

Los nuevos iPhones 6s y 6s Plus acaban de llegar a España y México y no queremos perder la oportunidad de analizar estos nuevos smartphones de Apple. En concreto el más grande, el iPhone 6s Plus, que con su pantalla de 5,5 pulgadas llega para seguir haciendo frente al mercado, cada vez más exigente,...

Dieseño elegante; Nuevo procesador A9 más potente y 2GB de RAM; Nuevo aluminio reforzado más resistente; Cámara mejorada de 12 Mpx y 5 Mpx con grabación vídeo 4K; Nuevas funciones: 3D Touch y Live Photos; Touch ID más rápido y fiable

Subida de precio; Mismo diseño que el modelo anterior; No reproduce 4K a pesar de poder grabarlo

Everyone expected a lot and then they didn't. They said everything would change and also said nothing would. People were ready to joke about how it being a tock year of the tick tock pattern that Apple follow, we would just see a very very tiny upgrade from the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus from last year.

iOS 9 great; 3D Touch; Brilliant battery life; upscaled camera; Selfie camera is pin sharp; Live Photos great touch

Too big for some; expensive

If you follow me on social media you know that I'm an avid user of multiple mobile operating systems, Android, Windows Phone and iOS. My current lineup of devices I own personally is, iPhone 6s Plus, Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Moto X Pure, Apple Watch, Moto 360 V2, Lumia 545, Lumia 745 and a handful of...

3D Touch is a nice feature, Apple has taken haptic technology and reworked it a bit adding some slick and useful software; The display is nice as most iPhone displays have been so no complaints there; The upgraded 7000 series aluminum gives the phone a better feel and stronger construction

The Black Screen of Nothing! This is the one thing you really need to consider before buying this phone; Apple has not addressed the issue yet but it is an issue as other people have complained about it.

If you're expecting the iPhone 6s Plus to be a groundbreaking upgrade over its predecessor, you might be disappointed. It certainly brings some welcome changes, such as 3D Touch and the upgraded camera, but they are all features that some can actually live without and that might not be worth the...

The iPhone 6s Plus is huge. Though just slightly larger than last year's model, it feels like Apple took an iPad Mini, shrunk it down to almost phone size, gave it an antenna and put it in a box.

The 6s Plus's battery life is as impressive as we've seen from any current generation smartphone

Even for phablet lovers; it's almost too big for comfort; all but demanding two-handed use

A discussion would've taken place during the development of the iPhone 6s Plus. "Do we retain the iPhone's identifiable styling or make a comfortable phablet," would've been asked. A credible question worthy of serious consideration.

Powerful CPU and GPU combo; 3D Touch streamlines navigation; TouchID finger scanner leads the market; Higher resolution cameras; Excellent battery life

Needlessly large form factor; Primary camera could still be higher in resolution; Expensive

At first glance, the new batch of iPhones appear to adhere to what we've come to expect from an evolutionary update but as the saying goes, looks can be deceiving.

Familiar quality design with stronger aluminum build; Outstanding performance from A9 SoC; Excellent camera; 3D Touch seems genuinely useful; Improved water resistance

Apple is sticking to 16GB for the base model; forcing you to pay more on an already expensive device to get decent storage (no microSD slot either)