1. Battery Life
Because of its larger screen, the iPhone 6 Plus drains its battery faster—but its battery also offers much more capacity and a longer life. But while both phones meet or exceed the battery life of previous iPhones in all metrics, there is a clear winner. Check out these comparisons (all numbers in hours, based on information supplied by Apple):


Talk Time

iPhone 6 Plus: 14
iPhone 6: 14

Audio Time

iPhone 6 Plus: 80
iPhone 6: 50

Video Time

iPhone 6 Plus: 14
iPhone 6: 11

Internet Time

iPhone 6 Plus: 12
iPhone 6: 11

Standby Time

iPhone 6 Plus: 16 days
iPhone 6: 10 days
Now you know which one suite you.

2. Screen Size and Resolution

The most obvious physical difference between previous iPhones and the latest devices is the screen size. The iPhone 5S screen was 4 inches.

The iPhone 6 is 4.7 inches, while the iPhone 6 Plus measures 5.5 inches diagonally, the iPhone 6 Plus also has a different resolution, too: 1920 x 1080 vs. the 6's 1334 x 750., making it a "phablet" and a close competitor to the iPad mini.-- giving Samsung, which has dominated the giant phone market, some competition.

3. Camera: Image Stabilization

Image stabilization is a feature of cameras that helps reduce motion in the camera (say, the movement of your hand as you take the photo), improve focus, and overall deliver higher-quality images. There are two ways image stabilization can be delivered: hardware and software.

In software image stabilization, a program automatically tweaks photos to improve their look. Both phones have this. However, hardware image stabilization, which uses the phone's gyroscope and M8 motion co-processor to cancel out movement, is even better. Only the iPhone 6 Plus has this feature.
- See more at: http://trendymediablog.com/2014/09/5-key-differences-between-the-iphone-6-and-iphone-6-plus/

internet time for iPhone 6 plus is impressive. bt only 14hrs for video time? just approximately 7 Movies? wtf