IPhone 6/6s Plus Celebrity Cases

If you've been worried about the jump in screen size from the 5s' 4in diagonal, you'll wonder what all the fuss was about once you get your hands on the iPhone 6. Yes, it's taller, wider and a touch heavier than its predecessor at g, but it's far from unwieldy, even when slotted into one of Apple's wraparound leather cases.

In fact, the extra size means it's easier to use in some respects: typing accurately, for instance, becomes far easier thanks to the larger onscreen keys, and using the iPhone 6 as a satnav in the car is a far more pleasurable experience with the extra screen real estate. The sheer thinness of the handset makes it pretty comfortable to hold, too. It measures only 7. Apple has put some thought into helping those who just don't get on with the size of the new phone: a light double-tap on the home button slides the whole screen down, allowing one-handed access to icons, buttons and address menus located in the top half of the screen.

However, after several months of use, I don't really think it's needed.

I certainly wouldn't want to go back to the tiny iPhone 5s. Aside from the size, there are a couple of other physical changes to take note of.

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The power button has moved from the top edge of the device to the side, simultaneously making it easier to reach and also a little easier to hit by mistake when picking up the phone. The volume buttons are long and slim instead of circular, which makes them a touch easier to find without looking, and there's now a single speaker grille on the bottom edge of the phone, where the iPhone 5s had a pair.

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The oddest change to the design, however, is the protruding camera lens, which sticks out around a millimetre from the rear of the case. In everyday use, you probably won't notice it: it doesn't stick out far enough to catch on the lip of your pocket when sliding it in and out, you won't feel it when holding the phone and if you put your iPhone 6 in a case the point is moot anyway.

The only major concern is for those who prefer to enjoy their iPhone in the metal; with the lens bearing the brunt of the impact every time you slap the phone down on a flat, hard surface, I have concerns about how long it will last. The sleek industrial design is accompanied by a swathe of upgrades to the hardware inside, but it's the screen that makes the biggest impact. Along with the increase in size, Apple has boosted the iPhone 6's resolution to x 1,, giving a pixel density of ppi a mere fraction higher than the iPhone 5s' ppi , and it looks pin-sharp.

That contrast ratio is particularly impressive, and a significant improvement on the 5s' , lending onscreen images a little more depth and dynamism. There's one small caveat to all this, however. On my review sample model, I noticed a dim strip around 5mm thick running along the top of the screen. Initially I didn't spot it thanks to the clutter of menus, but when I dropped into the full-screen reading view on the Kindle app, it became immediately apparent.

It's a shame, since aside from this, the iPhone 6's display is as good as we've seen on any smartphone. This gilded smartphone includes VS1 brilliant cut diamonds that glitter along the side edge of the phone and the Apple logo on the back.

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Black lines add a stark contrast and accentuate the shine of the gems. Their design uses about grams of 24ct gold and has been precisely polished for a sleek and refined look.

This version was a limited edition of pieces. It features two layers of the chosen precious metal which coat the original device. The parts of the phone are then hand polished and assembled. You may know that Brikk is already offering customized designs for the iPhone 7.