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5 reasons the iPhone 6S will do well

Apple has debuted a fancy new iPhone, the 6s.

iPhone 6S

Apple is known for releasing overpriced, fancy phones with a not-so-great battery life and this year is no different.

Despite it's known flaws, i think the 6s do well.

Here is why.

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Unfortunately, the 6s comes with a small battery as Apple chose the hardware for 3D Touch over a better battery.

In my opinion, the iPhone 6s will do well in the Nigerian market.

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