[morrisbuttermaker]

Anyone else experiencing a learning curve with accuracy of typing when changing from the 5 to 6 ?

[warcraftWidow]

I have a 6+, but I think it made me more accurate even when I first switched. Slightly larger keys and/or spacing between them made it easier not harder. Now when I pick up a 5/5S, it hard to type.

[HankAZ]

I agree with Karen. I made the switch to my 6 Plus without missing a beat. I like the slightly larger keyboard/keys, especially in landscape mode. And the predictive text option also makes typing faster, easier and more accurate.

Unfortunately, all of the improvements are offset to some degree by that awful feature called autocorrect.

[Just_Me_D]

I agree with Karen. I made the switch to my 6 Plus without missing a beat. I like the slightly larger keyboard/keys, especially in landscape mode. And the predictive text option also makes typing faster, easier and more accurate.

Unfortunately, all of the improvements are offset to some degree by that awful feature called autocorrect.

I have a 6+, but I think it made me more accurate even when I first switched. Slightly larger keys and/or spacing between them made it easier not harder. Now when I pick up a 5/5S, it hard to type.

Count me among those who find it a little easier to text on the 6 Plus, specifically in portrait mode.

[BreakingKayfabe]

I had no learning curve whatsoever. Typing on my 6 and 6 Plus without my keyboard feeling cramped was one of my wishes when it came to a larger screen size for the iPhone.

[zerog46]

I agree also. I type everything in portrait mode and think its a lot easier to type on than the 4 inch model which i still have for work.