Whats wrong with the display? Its the first mobile phone with an sRGB display (or at least I cannot think of another) and has great view angles. The design feels great in hand and is very nice to hold (Speaking of the 6 which I own, cannot comment on the 6+).
Plenty of phones bend:
http://www.cultofmac.com/297404/get-bent-shocking-history-bent-smartphones/
It's lower resolution than the competition and if I'm not mistaken has not performed terribly well in testing (not poorly, just not as well as I think even previous iPhones did, at least one of the color tests it was off by quite a bit). I'm not saying it's garbage, but I personally think 1080p in the base 6 and 1440p in the 6+. These are premium devices, I expect them to have premium components. Apple did not push in any way with these new iPhones, and so they just come off as iterative. I'm also disappointed in Android phones. I feel like they too have become too iterative.
I love how what half of those are Apple devices. "But guuuuys, they always bent, don't know why people act like its only a problem now!" I'm guessing most of those won't bend as easily as the 6 just from using your hands either.
if having record breaking sales by selling 10 million devices in 3 days is "disappointment" ... sign me up! i'd gladly be embarassed any day for those kind of sales on an item.
That's kinda the whole argument about Apple isn't it? They don't even have to have a great device and it'll sell like it's the best one ever made. Just because it's popular doesn't mean it's perfect. Literally all it means is it's popular.
Of course we already know you have some major problem withe people having opinions, so I'm not at all surprised by your attitude in this thread, but hey, I'll actually try to discuss this with you and maybe you'll see it's not people just hating it because it's popular.
Just because it's better doesn't mean one can't be disappointed it wasn't a bigger improvement. I'm not even talking outlandish stuff here. Higher resolutions, 2GB RAM, something to make a noticeable improvement to the camera (higher res sensor, or I would prefer, keep the 8MP but go larger pixel sizes). I think most people expected more than what the 6 is. They still bought it (a lot of people bought it because they're due for an upgrade and it's the newest iPhone which means it's a fair amount better than the 5 they've been using for the past 2 years).
Still doesn't change the fact that it's not anything special. Apple used to actually innovate some. I know a lot of people trashed the fingerprint sensor but personally that's one of the main things I like about the iPhone. Android companies could catch up though so that'd remove that (Samsung probably would have if their sensor wasn't on a thinner bar button compared to the nice sized round one Apple has). The camera was the other main thing I liked about the iPhones, I felt Apple did a better job than anyone (including Nokia, although Nokia absolutely has the capability to outperform the iPhones with some of their devices) of making it take consistent decent quality pics. I think Android companies have managed to make this much less of an issue, and some of them are actually innovating in ways Apple hasn't (HTC, which is why I look at what they did and wish Apple would have upsized their 8MP sensor). Most of Apple's innovation this time are things that Android has been doing for a year or more. If that's not disappointing then I don't know what is.
I don't even hate Apple, I actually wanted the 6 to be really good as I'd actually want to have a reason to try to get one over my current phone. But with how little it actually changed, and with it having a potentially significant defect, I'll definitely be passing. Maybe the 6S will be worth it, but there's as much chance that Android manufacturers will step their game up just as much. And who knows maybe even Nokia will decide to become a true contender again.
All of the mobile OSes and the companies making the hardware for them are flawed. I feel we should have better phones all around but we keep getting these gimped devices as they try to slow down innovation so they can keep having a new device out with enough "checkboxes" over last year's version. I'm disappointed in all of them (not just Apple), even though I feel that all of them have consistently improved the quality of the phones, it feels like they could and should be better still. Phone prices are not really going down even though component costs and things of that nature are.