Apple today unveiled not one, but two bigger iPhone smartphones - the
4.7" iPhone 6 and the larger, 5.5-inch
iPhone 6 Plus. Cupertino's first foray, at least at first sight, looks like a pretty important first step into devices that directly stands up to the fierce Android competition in terms of size, at least.
The largest up to date, the iPhone 6 Plus, directly stacks up against such Android behemoths, such as the LG G3, the newly-unveiled
Samsung Galaxy Note 4, the
Galaxy Note Edge, the
Galaxy S5, and the other usual suspects, such as the
Sony Xperia Z2/
Xperia Z3, the HTC One (M8), and, of course, a multitude of countless other Android smartphones that employ screens way over 5 inches.
But how large exactly is the new iPhone 6 Plus compared to the competition? Well, we bet you are quite eager to check out (we surely are), so we decided to make an improvised size-centric showdown and see which one's the bigger and more dwarfs its rivals. Check the comparison below and feel free to share any of your thoughts you might have.
Things that are NOT allowed: