The iPhone 6s Plus opens applications a little faster than the 6 Plus [video]

As you all know, yesterday was the day that the first lucky ones were able to buy an iPhone 6s or an iPhone 6s Plus. Once in your hands, we have already been able to see different tests, such as the torsion test that has shown that the iPhone 6s is very difficult to bend, the drop test that does not prove anything by using only one device or the benchmarks, which demonstrate that the new models are 30% more powerful than the previous models. But the benchmarks are numbers and in this article you can see a video that shows that the iPhone 6s Plus opens apps slightly faster than 6 Plus.

As you can see, the difference is minimal, but it is very noticeable when opening applications such as the App Store or Angry Birds, where the iPhone 6 practically bites the dust (it almost takes time to make a coffee for the one who is recording the video). However, there is something that is not quite right in this video and it is because of a low speed internet connection.

In this video, the iPhone 6s Plus and 6 Plus are very on par at the time of load web pages. As you can see at the end of the video in the speed test, the user who is doing the test is connected to a WiFi network with 6mb download and 2mb upload, something that does not allow him to show that the iPhone 6s Plus can attain speeds twice as fast than iPhone 6 Plus. I, who have a 300mb connection and an iPhone 6 Plus, have been able to verify how in a test, the speed stops at 150mb. If this test had been done at home, the iPhone 6s Plus would also have loaded web pages and applications somewhat faster than the iPhone 6 Plus.

Having said all of the above, it is time to ask the same question as always: Is it worth the change to gain a few tenths of a second? Of course, if it were to be seen in this video, the answer is clearly no.