On June 24, "Captain America" ​​actor Chris Evans posted a message on social platforms to bid farewell to the iPhone 6s, saying that he would miss the Home button. It is reported that iPhone 6s was released in 2015 and has been on the market for 7 years.

On June 24, "Captain America" ​​actor Chris Evans posted a message saying goodbye to iPhone 6s on social platforms, saying that he would miss the Home button. It is reported that iPhone 6s was released in 2015 and has been on the market for 7 years.

(Picture from: Twitter user Chris Evans)

If every mobile phone brand has a model that has become a "classic", then for apple , iPhone 6s can be said to be a well-deserved champion. iPhone 6s was released in 2015. It was Apple’s first smartphone to use the A9 dual-core processor, 2GB memory and 12 million pixels. Due to its excellent performance that year, it gained a large number of loyal fans. In fact, Apple’s attitude towards the iPhone 6s is also very clear. Because the sales of this model are so good and the performance has always been acceptable, Apple finally gave up pushing the latest iOS 16 system to it until this year. However, there is another theory: it is precisely because Apple has been considering optimizing the small memory of the iPhone 6s that the performance of iOS in recent generations has been unsatisfactory. But you have to ask Apple engineers what the specific reason is.

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From Chris Evans’ naughty little complaints, we can find that iPhone 6s already has big problems in daily use. For example, the imaging system has basically been abandoned by the times. , long use life has caused serious aging of the battery, and even he himself said that the phone's power will suddenly drop from 100% to 15%. As for this kind of hardware problem, even if Apple warns users through "battery health", it will not help. Why are iPhone 6s “nail owners” so persistent? Part of the reason is that Apple has no longer provided a physical home button for flagship phones after the iPhone 6s. Another part of the reason is that the overall configuration of the iPhone 6s is too balanced.

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Although many users insist on using iPhone 6s because of its very balanced configuration, Apple has also issued an "ultimatum". The earlier release of iOS 16 made it clear that it would no longer support models before iPhone 8, which was already a warning. Recently, Apple even directly included the iPhone 6s in the "obsolete list", which means that this "magic machine" will not be repaired. The service will also be terminated. However, as a quite classic iPhone, it is still very collectible.