Apple - iPhone 6 16GB

Based on the recommendation of the Best Buy cell phone department agent, I joined in AT&T's Next 24 program and to upgrade my iPhone into an iPhone 6. That is a good recommendation, and I have got good experience in using the new phone. Thanks.

Upgraded from an iPhone 3GS, which goes to show how reliable they are. I like the larger screen and better camera, The wife likes the size for reading and the new self-correcting type. Nice slim design. Still fits my shirt pocket nicely. I’m extremely disappointed that the IOS no longer allows you to limit the number of emails the phone downloads (Steve Jobs is turning in his grave). After I set up my accounts 13,000 emails downloaded and I started to get warning of exceeding storage capacity. Went back to Best Buy and they were great about exchanging for the 64GB version for an extra $100. The 16 GB just does not cut it (therefore only 4 stars). If you don’t want to constantly manage the phone storage I recommend getting the higher capacity, especially if you get a lot of emails like I do. In all iPhone 6 is a great phone and you will not be disappointed.

I love my new iPhone, and I really appreciated the help and great service I experienced while buying it at Best Buy. Somehow every time I go to the AT&T store something gets set up wrong. Seems like they should be better at it, but they're not. So I'll go ahead and stick with Best Buy. Plus the rewards program is always a bonus. Definitely recommend the iPhone 6, though, over any phone before it. I had a Samsung Galaxy S4 before this and, while I'm not anti-Android (it actually was a pretty good phone at first), it definitely did not last as long as my previous iPhone did (it began to crash before even just one year passed). I knew I wanted to go back to iPhone and debated going with the 5, but I didn't think I could go back to a smaller screen. Thankfully I haven't regretted my choice even once. The screen size is great, the resolution is beautiful, and the camera is awesome. Definitely recommend it, unless you plan on waiting for the next upgrade. (But there will always be a "next upgrade" ...)

Love everything about this phone. Camera is much better and takes great pictures. Speed is also much faster and battery life is longer.

I love the new iPhone 6. I got the 4.7 inch screen and it is just the right size for me. I like the new slim design. The camera takes awesome pics. No complaints here!

Upgraded from an I phone 4. So glad I did. My battery lasts all day with constant use. Like the bigger screen. Camera and video much clearer. No static on connection like my old phone had.

Just about everyone I know has a smart phone. Most have iPhones for the prestige. Personally I'm ambivalent on prestige. I've had a couple earlier versions of the iPhone and most recently toyed with the idea of switching to something else. I believe they might be called Androids. All I know is, there are 2 operating systems, iOS and "the other one". The driving factor for me was the size of the screen. I have an average size hand for a woman, so the Plus was too big for me to handle comfortably. Nor do I wish to lug around a bigger, heavier unit. I'm always trying to downsize my purse...less is more :-) so I waited to see the much-anticipated bigger new iPhone screen. Although it is still not as big as some of its competition, it is noticeably larger than its predecessor. Since I am not a techie, and I do not have skills to troubleshoot smart phone problems, AND I am now quite familiar with navigating the basics of the iPhone, I decided against switching to the other system. I'd rather not have to deal with the learning curve, likely a steep one since I've been an iPhone user for over 7 years. Much to my surprise, I have had problems with earlier iPhones during the warranty period (within a year). To the rescue was the local Apple Store. In both scenarios, the problem could not be fixed and they provided me with a new phone. I don't know for sure if it was in fact NEW or refurbished, but the life of the replacement exceeded the 2-year (service provider) contract. In fact, they operated just fine for at least another 2 years. I kept the last one as back-up in case something happened to this one, and it still seems ok (maybe somewhat slower by comparison, but that's because it was a 5.) A friend who has used an iPad and a non-Apple tablet noted the iPad is much more user-friendly and intuitive. Although I have not tried another smart phone, I believe the comparison is similar since the iPad is essentially a bigger version of an iPhone. Thus, I would recommend an iPhone for non-techies who have never used a smart phone before. The learning curve is manageable and you can always walk into an Apple Store for live-person help. I believe they also offer workshops; even if you pass on the workshops, they post quick tips on the in-store screens. You can pick up a few tips while waiting for your appointment. P.S. Best Buy had the best Black Friday deal (perfect timing as I was looking to upgrade to a 6.)

I got this for my dad, and it has been a great gift since he is new to using a smartphone. The bigger screen is great so he can see what he's doing, and the camera and FaceTime are easy enough for a child (or a babyboomer) to use. He's started checking his emails more often and begun monitoring his health and activity with the built in apps. Again, great phone for someone new to the smartphone world!