REVIEW GADGET

the iPhone 5s was one of the best handdsets released in 2014. It looked great was constructed from premium build materials and, for a lot of people, was the perfect size for a smartphone being not too big but still perfectly adequate for one-handed use and things like video. Compared to the Nexus 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, however, the iPhone 5s is TINY  you can fit the 5s inside the screen space of the Nexus 6 for instance. And for many, this leap might be too much . And fopr this reason alone, a lot of people are still looking to tnow cheaper iPhone 5s. 

But the iPhone 5s is not a new phone, not by a young stretch. So, the big question here is this: fifteen months after its original release, is the iPhone 5s still up to task and, more interestingly, doess it offer better value for money than its newer, larger counterparts? On the surface this would seem to be the case the iPhone 5s was one of the most highly praised handsets of 2014, it features TouchID and is plenty powerful. 

Below we are going to take a look att the good and bad points of the iPhone 5s in light of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus release. The point of all of which is to help you decide whether the iPhone 5s is viable option as your next phone over the moree expensive iPhone 6. Right, let’s do this!

The Good

Both models of the iPhone 6/iPhone 7 not only have a higher screen resolution than the iPhone 5s, they also feature advanced display technology like dual-domain pixels, which give you wider viewing angles and (almost) 40% better contrast ratio. However, given the iPhone 5s has less screen real estate (whether or not that is a good thing is entirely subjective) it’s arguable that any user without the sharpest eye wouldn’t notice a difference.

Indeed, when I was visiting family over the jholidays and compared my iPhone 6 to my brother’s iPhone 5s, I couldn’t tell a difference in the screens. And when I saw the iPhone 5s compared to some of my friend’s Windows Phones and Android phones, the display still loooked far superior. Granted, that could be because the all-aluminum design of the iPhone 5s still makes the phone one of the best looking in history. In the end though, though 4-inch iPhones are falling out of favour, the display on the iPhone 5s is still amazing and if you like your smartphones on the smaller size, the iPhone 5s is the one to get.