How's 3D Touch with the bigger 6S Plus?

[SaMaster14]

Hey guys! My 6S Plus is staying warm in it's box while I'm on the east coast for my school's Young Alumni weekend and I'm eagerly awaiting the unboxing when I get back tomorrow.

I'm coming from a regular 6, so I'm wondering how the 3D touch is with the bigger phone. My hands aren't huge, and I can use my 6 with one hand, but I know it is going to be more difficult with the Plus. I did want the bigger screen - better battery life, photography (OIS), and the bigger screen in general for apps, watching, games, etc - but it seems that 3D touch is really meant for the one-hand use, so is it as effective on the bigger screen? Do you find yourself using 3D touch regularly?

Thanks!

 

[kiarahataly]

Hi! I came from a 6 as well, and upgraded to the 6s+. It's a beast. Lol. I'm still adjusting (happily) to the size difference but I definitely use 3D Touch a lot, although it's only been a day. It works great. To get to those hard to reach places I use reachability along with it. I'm managing ok with one handed use but for me it's much quicker to use to.

I did have a chance to play around with a 6s and honestly the 3D Touch feels much more natural on the smaller screen.

 

[patton4549]

I came from a 6 plus and the use of 3D Touch was a huge concern of mine. I do feel like it easier to use on the 6S but, mainly because it is a one handed phone for a one handed feature. I found a setting to turn up the sensitivity on the 3D Touch on my 6S plus and now I feel like it the same as the 6S. Bottom line 3D Touch on the 6 plus is just as easy to use, but their is a learning curve on either phone that's for sure