Apple says "the only thing that's changed is everything," but you wouldn't know it from glancing at the iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus—assuming it's not one of the new Rose Gold devices, of course. Aside from barely-perceptible increases in thickness and heft on both models, which account for material changes and make both phones seem sturdier, they look exactly like last year's models.
But the slogan does correctly hint that there's a lot more than meets the eye with both 6s phones, following Apple's natural order with these things: the numbered phone makes the more obvious hardware changes, while the "S" model refines and builds upon that design. And that fact became very clear as I started putting the iPhone 6s Plus through its paces this weekend following its release on Friday.
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But the slogan does correctly hint that there's a lot more than meets the eye with both 6s phones, following Apple's natural order with these things: the numbered phone makes the more obvious hardware changes, while the "S" model refines and builds upon that design. And that fact became very clear as I started putting the iPhone 6s Plus through its paces this weekend following its release on Friday.
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