Will you upgrade from the iPhone 5S to the iPhone 6?

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Yep, I have two lines on my AT&T account with one contract up every year so I get a new iPhone every Fall. Hoping for a bigger screen and better battery life (I want to go a solid day without even having to think about plugging in).
 

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Yep, I have two lines on my AT&T account with one contract up every year so I get a new iPhone every Fall. Hoping for a bigger screen and better battery life (I want to go a solid day without even having to think about plugging in).

If you have 2 phones, like me, don't you already have that ability?


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No idea, depends how much bigger they make it (I already think its too big) and what features they put on it.
 

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The only thing that makes me believe that I wouldn't need to upgrade to the new iPhone 6 or whatever its going to be called is the fact that I use my iPhone sparingly now. I generally use my iPad for multimedia purposes and just my iPhone when I'm away from home or on the go. An upgrade really wouldn't do much for me. I may just upgrade because I have an upgrade available, but it wouldn't matter much, because I would still use my iPad for most of the fun things. Also, is the reason why I'm not hard pressed for a bigger screen, because I really don't need one. Currently, I have the iPhone 5S, iPad Mini Retina, and iPad Air. I believe that I am thoroughly covered.
 

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I will if it actually moves up to the 4.7 inch screen like the Galaxy S 3, that was a decent sized phone honestly. I just got the 5s and I would consider buying a new one if the screen size is worth it. I am not a fan of the 4 inch tall screen of the 5 and 5s personally.
 

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Well for me it's all about if I'm able to afford it at the time it comes out. But if you go by my iPhone history you would think that I carefully plan and wait for each "s" version to come out. But that's just me being able to afford it at the time. Lol #teamapple
 

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I don't mind a slightly bigger screen, but if it's the size of a Galaxy S4, then no i'll keep my 5s. I like the size of the 5s it's pretty much perfect and easy to manage when multitasking
 

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The day the 5S was announced, I came on here and said I wouldn't be upgrading from the iPhone 5. I went out and got a 5S in October, anyway. So, yeah, I'll probably get the iPhone 6 even if I say out of the gate that I won't.
 

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I bet that if the iPhone 6 is EXACTLY the same size as the Galaxy S4 those that said "Ney" before would be saying "Yea" once they saw Apple's version of a larger phone. It think it depends a lot on weight and how the phone is optimized to be used with, say, a larger 5" screen. Say, you could shrink the whole UI down to iPhone 5-size or less on demand with a gesture. That would solve the one-handed use thing for those that wanted that and it doesn't seem like it'd be hard to implement. Say the iPhone 6 only weighed as much as a 5C? Say the iPhone 6 had a nearly scratch-proof sapphire front and rear. These things wouldn't please everyone but they'd please whole heck of a lot of people that don't think they want a bigger iPhone now me thinks.


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More than likely yes. However, just like any other product, Apple will have to earn my business. I will look at the iphone 6 and its competition and will determine what I want the most. I am not going to blindly commit to upgrading to the iphone 6.

Well stated.


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LOL, I don't carry two iPhones ... one is my sons. I need ONE iPhone to last a solid day and I don't think that is asking too much of Apple...

Yeah, I guess it depends on usage but but a higher capacity battery would be welcomed if it would not make the phone too thick or too much heavier than, say, a 5c. I don't really want an iPhone that weighs as much as a 5s with a Mophie on it.


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Probably. It will be a substantial upgrade over my iPhone 5, but I won't know for sure until I see what the iPhone 6 is all about.

Main concerns are how big it is, and what develops in the Android world in the next 7-8 months.
 

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More than likely, yes. The only two reasons that I would not are: if it has a significantly larger screen (nothing bigger than 4.5") or if it has a blinky LED notification light. If either of those turn out to be true, I will pass. We’ll have to wait and see.
 

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5S is best phone I've ever had, very happy with it after a couple Androids. That said, if I can somehow sell it and get a 4.5 - 5" screen for $100 or so out of pocket, I'm definitely all over that.
 
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