Do you recommend switching from iphone 6S to phone 7?

[anon(10092594)]

The iphones 6S and 7 are both excellent, so do you recommend the upgrade?

 

[MooMooPrincess]

If you want the latest and greatest - yes
If your 6s has issues - yes
If your 6s works fine - no
If you do take a lot of selfies - yes

 

[Bobua21]

If your 6s still works fine, I would recommend waiting until the next iPhone is released and upgrading to that one (if the rumors are true, that'll actually be a real upgrade). That being said, the choice is yours. If you can upgrade, and you really want the latest and greatest, the 7 is a solid choice.

 

[semperidem]

I love my 7 Plus and if you really like the new features they work well. If you're happy with the 6s, however, I wouldn't rush to upgrade yet. The new camera is nice and I like the updated look and color, but you're likely to get more features if you hold off until next year. If you plan on doing an upgrade-every-year program like the one offered by Apple, it could be a good decision.

 

[user00098]

As others have said, it depends on your situation. I came from a 6 to the 7 and think it was a worthy upgrade, but 6s to 7 might be a tougher sell. 6s or 6s+ to 7+ would be easier to rationalize due to the camera though.
If questionable worth resistance is important to you then upgrading to the 7 might be an easy choice.

 

[Xenden]

I'd say do it, just for jet black. It is a great finish.

 

[Just_Me_D]

To add what MooMooPrincess stated, if photography is not high on your list then my answer is "no".

 

[Speedygi]

If you want the 5.5 inch size then get the plus, otherwise wait for the 10th anniversary iPhone.

 

[macher]

I went from a 6 to a 7 and was a nice upgrade. But if I had a 6S I probably wouldn't upgrade to a 7.

 

[ROSES5682]

I'm in the same boat and the only reason I haven't upgraded its because the 7s lacks a headphone jack. I have an array of headphones stashed all over like at work, in my car, in my gym bag etc because I lose things easily and I don't want to have to buy replacements.