Choosing between the 6 and 6+

[Inkz]

I would say 6 since there is less reason to even have a phone if it is hard to carry/hold. Also the OP said not to talk about Android, appologies for the people that did not read/lisiten to that @SeanAngelo.

[Pomfinator]

The 6+ is just a bigger 6, it has a bigger battery, a bigger screen, and is much more slippery without any sort of case or skin.  If you need battery life or a big screen than get the 6+, if not our little 750p friend here can do you fine.  I sure love the battery life on my 6 better than my Nexus 5...this is a guy who really doesn't want to like the iPhone 6, but I can't find that many real faults with it, besides some one-handed usage scenarios while lying down.

[Techteen14]

I'm an Android fan, but I'll attempt to be fair.

My choice is the iPhone 6+.

The screen isn't "brilliant", it's average, and I can't tell the difference between the 6+'s and my OnePlus One's. Probably the same panel (JSYK people, there's more to a screen than just pixels). That said, there's nothing bad about it in the slightest. I can't pick out pixels unless I push my face to it, even with circular elements. Unlike my previous "Retina" iPhone 4, where I could easily pick out pixels from ~8" away.

The (back) camera blows away any other smartphone, other than maybe the Lumia 1020. I don't care, because I use a DSLR for any and all photography, but that's not everyone's case. The OnePlus One's front camera is phenominal, though, SO much better than pretty much any other phone's. Again, not that I use it.

The beautiful revolutionary thin light aluminum rounded unibody sleek (like how I used pretty much every Apple buzzword?) design isn't that great, in fact it's really slippery and pretty much requires a case, defeating the purpose of an iPhone.

The 6+ doesn't seem blistering fast, not slow by any stretch of the imagination. Not the Nexus 6/Note 4/*insert other Snapdragon 8XX powered smartphone here* killer that Apple fanboys like to say it is, but it can hold its own.

The software is laughable. If you don't like to do anything with your phone, go ahead and buy an iPhone! In the meantime, I'll be enjoying my Material Design and freedom.

You get used to the size really quickly, the only thing I don't like is how it fits in my pocket. It makes sitting uncomfortable sometimes.

Apple Watch is nothing revolutionary, it does literally nothing Android Wear doesn't. But Wear has a much larger app selection.

Of course, that's all my opinion. I also wouldn't touch an iPhone with a ten foot pole. Or a thousand foot one. Or a billion mile one. Had an iPhone, hated it, bought an OnePlus One, love it. I'm looking forward to Material Design and Project Ara.

[JonHewett95]

i dont really like android as i find them a bit confusing, and i like the simplicity of apple more.

Totally your decision, but I thought android was going to be complicated too, but It took me less than a week to find my way around it completely.