LHD wrote:

I have man hands and have had a couple of Galaxy Notes plus am on a Nexus 5.

The Notes annoyed me because I could not use them that well with one hand.

The Nexus 5 I can, though.

If I look at the dimensions of the next iPhones, I'd say if you want to use one hand, avoid the +.

I don't think you fully understand the 'one handed use' button they have set up, a double touch of the home button brings the top of the screen down to halfway so you can operate with one hand, very clever and no doubt with use it will become natural, so no long thumb stretching

To get full use of the Plus I think you have to look at it as an iPhone/Pad, so you will use it more hence more apps and more storage required, you can never up the storage so worth biting the bullet and going max, you will get more out of it and not have to worry about it filling up soon.

So what am I going to do, no idea, the plus appeals because of what I have said above, it's something different and I will probably use it more, the extra battery life is a pro but I'm worried about the large screen and cracking it, I would want some kind of protection so we will have to see what covers come out for it, the only problem is that if its a slide cover when you take it off you are left with something else to look after.

Sod it I may just get one of each 128gb

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Landscape mode: The 6 Plus will be able to use special iPad-style landscape modes on some apps when the phone is held horizontally; the 6 will not.