RBC Capital Markets: Survey shows more people are concerned about iPhone 6 battery life

According to a recent survey by RBC Capital Markets, users are more concerned about the battery life of the new iPhone 6 than the larger screen size.

In a survey of 4,000 consumers, 33% said they would be more willing to buy an iPhone 6 if it had better battery life, while 23% said they would buy an iPhone 6 because of its larger screen.

Earlier, regarding the question of whether Apple would launch a large-screen iPhone, Apple CEO Tim Cook said: "Today, launching a large-screen device requires compromises in many aspects. Obviously, consumers care about size, but they also care about other aspects, such as whether the color display of photos is appropriate, white balance, reflectivity, battery life, brightness, and screen life. There are many other very important factors for the screen. Our consumers hope that we can make trade-offs in this regard and make decisions."

From Cook's answer, we can see that if Apple launches a large-screen iPhone, they will not make compromises in other aspects of the device. As for battery life, Apple's performance has always proved that they are working hard to improve, or at least maintain, the battery life of their products. So we should not worry about the problem that the screen size change on the iPhone 6 will affect the battery life.

The editor believes that the iPhone 6's enlargement is probably a foregone conclusion, but with the screen getting bigger, there is very little news about its battery life, which has caused concern among netizens because of the above survey results.