iPhone 6s Pink

The iPhone 6S Revolutionises Mobile Simplicity

The iPhone 6S Pink brought Apple enthusiasts a sturdier build, improved battery life, and a brighter touchscreen. The 2014 model introduced the famous 3D Touch - a capacitive sensor with variable pressure. The model, which can be found on eBay at competitive prices, has kept its position in the market by offering a respectable operating system and carefully-considered interface.

Yes. The original iPhone 6S was released with iOS 9.0, but it’s been upgraded to iOS 13.2.3. Like most Apple products, the OS can be updated, both wirelessly and manually via your computer. Simply select "Software Update" from the "Settings" tab on your phone or set your device to update itself automatically. Upgrading your operating system can give you a significant performance boost.

Yes. The 6S delivered a number of improvements on its predecessor, both in terms of its aesthetics and under-the-hood features. It has 14 grams more heft, a clearer camera, and vastly different screen interaction. The chassis looks identical to that of the iPhone 6, but it feels lighter in the hand and has a ceramic-like texture. The 6S is made from 7000 series aluminium, so it will resist scuffs relatively well.

The 6S has positioned its volume, power, and silence keys in the same spots as the previous model, but its grille has been moved so that it’s less intrusive. The buttons are sturdy, so they won't’ loosen in time.

Unlocked iPhone 6S Pink smartphones let you use any phone company you choose. By removing service provider limitations, they give you the flexibility to take advantage of improved rates and promotions. They also make it easier for frequent fliers to adjust to global phone company plans. You can even use a different company for multiple SIM cards. When you buy a locked phone, you’re required to pay off all contract instalments before you’re eligible to unlock your device.

Yes. The iPhone 6S has a 4.7 display with 750p resolution. It’s laminated to the glass, which significantly improves its clarity. The resolution was a conscious decision made to extend battery life and slim it down.

Apple’s Force Touch and 3D Touch technology were included to offer a more tactile experience. The latter gives the screen a third dimension, allowing you to push into the display as well as pinch and swipe. The technology is similar to Haptic Touch, although it has a more natural pressure-sensitive response. It’s at its best when you’re interacting with Mail, letting you preview emails and archive messages more intuitively. The previews aren’t scrollable, but they add significantly to mobile gaming.