Are you comfortable using iphone 6 plus with one hand?

[joice33]

No, I always want to use both hands while typing. And it's better if the phone has big screen.

 

[anon(153966)]

I still can't truly use my iPhone 6 Plus one handed. Maybe because I'm a two hand typists, and not trying hard enough
When I do try, I always feel like am about to drop my Plus.

 

[hatchettjack]

I hold it in my right hand and peck with my left index finger when typing!


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[blueshapti]

Have Apple leather case on my 6 plus and use it one handed most of the time. Have learned to be comfortable balancing on four finger tips, thumb typing.

 

[AlexJ92]

I definitely struggle using the device with one hand but I don't mind

 

[slvrbul]

I don't have any problem using my 6+ with one hand. I am glad I went with the bigger phone !!!

Chief


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[hatchettjack]

It can be a pain in the *** sometimes, but I wouldn't give it up!


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[heathertrent]

I have had my 6+ since December 1st. As I mentioned before I am missing my left arm from about 2 inches below my elbow. I have my phone in a wallet case with a wrist strap. I use Grocery IQ every weekend for my shopping so I have to not only use it with one hand but also multitask at the same time. I place the wrist strap around my short arm just in case I drop it and balance my phone on the end of my arm. This way I can use the app and even text my teenage daughter while doing my shopping. I have never had it fall but using the wrist strap helps me feel a little more confident so I will continue to use it. I am very comfortable with the size and have no problems. I am so happy I got the 6+ instead of the smaller 6. I almost didn't because I was afraid I would have problems with it because of the size.


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[Cogiter Ekloo]

Not a chance, and I'm a big guy with big hands. I'm never entirely sure that I've got a firm grip on it with one hand so I'm always thinking that if I don't support it with other hand, I might drop it.

 

[Just_Me_D]

In most situations I use my iphone 5s with one hand (subway, walking,...)

Do you think one can get used to iphone 6 plus?

I do like bigger screen,

Thanks

I've only had my iPhone 6 Plus for a few days, and today i was able to use it a good deal at work, and I'm reading and answering questions at this very moment with it. Although I feel comfortable using it with one hand, it's great for two-handed use for "me".

 

[acadia11]

No.

 

[acadia11]

Trying to type this message with one hand is all but impossible. The reply button when done is at the top, unless, your Mr. fantastic or every women's third base dream , ain't no chance in h... You can reach it with one hand.

 

[zerog46]

Yes the double tap.

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[iEd]

I type one handed 99% of the time. In tapatalk I use quick reply and reachability.

 

[acadia11]

That's when you double tap the home button to invoke Reachability and move the screen down to reach the home button. This message was completely typed with the built in keyboard and one hand.

That's what she said!

 

[anon(20073)]

Had the Note 3 before this, but still going to take some getting use to.

 

[applejosh]

Even with a grippy-ish case (Apple leather or silicon), I struggle a bit with one handed use. Two handed use of the iPhone 6 plus is probably the most efficient I've been with a phone (one handed or two) other than my Blackberry Bold. I do like the screen real estate, though, and that is the overriding factor in keeping the device.

 

[Theodore Price]

I have large hands and it is very comfortable for me to use. I got a plus and a 5 for work, but I would never go back to buying a small phone for myself, but to each to there own taste

 

[loveseyecandy]

Yes I'm okay with it!
Also it has that option to tab the home key twice the screen comes down but I have that shut off don't need it

 

[soogriff]

Not at all. I tried typing on it with one hand. Complete FAIL. lol. Two handed typing all the way for me.