Apple iphone 6s Plus

OhoPrice editorial review

The iPhone 6s Plus is a relic that still has a loyal following, and at Rs 46,899, its value proposition depends entirely on what you prioritise. iOS remains smooth on this hardware for basic tasks — messaging, calls, light browsing — thanks to Apple's tight hardware-software integration. The 5.5-inch Retina display at 1080 x 1920 (~401 PPI) holds up reasonably well for its age, though the lack of HDR and the wide bezels date the design. The 12 MP rear camera captures acceptable daylight photos but struggles significantly in low light; the 5 MP selfie camera is grainy by modern standards. The 2750 mAh battery is the critical weakness — after years of use (these are refurbished units), real-world battery life may not reach half a day. The 2 GB RAM and Apple A9 chip cannot run many modern apps, and iOS updates have long since dropped support for this model. This phone makes sense only for buyers who specifically need iOS for a particular app ecosystem, or as a secondary device. The Oppo A6C at Rs 5,000 less offers a larger 6.75-inch display, a 7000 mAh battery that dwarfs the iPhone's 2750 mAh, and runs current Android with full app compatibility. The iPhone 6s Plus counters with iOS, which some buyers prefer for its simplicity and app quality, and with 128 GB storage versus the A6C's 64 GB. However, the A6C's processor will handle modern apps that the iPhone 6s Plus simply cannot run. Camera quality on the A6C is comparable in daylight and better in most conditions due to newer sensor technology. The iPhone's build quality and resale value remain strong, but for practical daily use in 2026, the Oppo A6C is the more functional choice. The iPhone only wins if iOS is a non-negotiable requirement. Apple iPhones are PTA-approved through official channels, but refurbished or imported units may require additional IMEI registration. Verify before purchasing.