I'm interested in hearing too. I want to get one.

I read that the iphone 8 is coming out in September and that it will be a 3d camera. Also something about the camera being bubble like so phone will not stay flat on the table. Oh, and it will have wireless charging. I finally got a car that does stuff--I have apple car play and you seem to need to connect with the charger for that so I will most likely get a 7. Stuff out dates itself as quick as we blink.

When the new model comes out, prices of the existing models may drop a bit. It's worth waiting for the release either way, whether you're interested in the new model or to see if you can save a few bucks.

I'm an Android user but I always choose a "not the biggest screen" model for the very reason you state - the larger ones are heavier and bulkier to hold. Even though most of my use is hands free - either with in-car bluetooth or with a headset.

My daughter loves her iPhone 7 Plus but then she uses it for business and takes a LOT of pictures of their various properties. The only disadvantage is that it won't fit in her jeans pocket.

I have a regular iPhone 6 and I have to say, with age it's harder and harder to read on it. I'm waiting for the iPhone 8 this fall and will give serious consideration to the Plus size. I never carry a phone in my pocket, only in a handbag, and I have a landline at home.

Anglo, you know you can change the font size on your iPhone, right? It is so much better for text messages and email. That said, DH has the 6-plus and I have the 6s and he loves the larger size. I prefer the smaller one since I run a lot and the larger one doesn't fit in my running gear as well.

I like the larger size because I can see things on the screen without pulling out my reading glasses. I used to carry an iPad mini for web browsing and entertainment on the go plus a flip phone. Switching to the iPhone Plus enabled me to replace two devices with one. I have very small hands and I don't have any problem making calls on the Plus. Texting, on the other hand, is impossible to do one-handed for me. Luckily, I don't need to text much.

I have the 7. I have small hands so I opted to get the regular size. It's a lot bigger than my 5 so it seems luxurious to me.

Got the 7+ Love it

DH got a 7+ several months ago and gave his 6 to me. He has vision issues, so appreciates the larger screen. When font on the six was made larger, there are fewer words on each line for text. The bit larger screen is helpful. He carries it in a pouch on his belt.

I'm another Android user and I don't want the bulk or weight of a larger screen. I am pretty much a minimalist when it comes to toting things. I am definitely not one of those women who carries a purse the size of a beach bag or overnight case.

I'm not trying to dissuade you from something you've already decided but are you sure you want to go with a proprietary device like an iPhone?

You can get so much more use and functionality from an Android device, it might be worth considering.

I have the 6 and am considering getting a seven when the eight comes out. My daughter has a smaller version of the 6 and I find it very small but she loves it because she has small hands. So do I but I like the size of the regular 6 so will probably opt for the plain 7.

Have 7 will switch to 7+, s/h gotten 7+ to start with.

Is there a different in the price of the 7 and 7 plus?

7+ is more

iPhone 7, I like carrying it around in my pants pocket without having it stick out. The 7 plus is too large for me.

Reports are that the new 8 is going to run like $1000. That's a lot of money. I'm hoping they'll have some good deals on the olders models once the 8 comes out. I was hoping to hold out for an 8 but not at that price. I still have a 5s and get teased how small it is. I'm definitely going for a plus size next.

LOL...my brother has his font so big on his iphone even with short messages the words wrap to the next line!! Now that's BIG!!

My DH and I both have 6's and I've never considered the Plus because I also have small hands, but my eyes are also aging so it will be on my radar next go around. The new features on the 8 sound really interesting.