Apple announced not one, but two new iPhones: the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. They're bigger: 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches wide, respectively. But thinner: 6.9mm for iPhone 6, and 7.1mm for iPhone 6 Plus. There is a better display, WiFi capabilities, and camera improvements.
The iPhones are on sale in stores Sept. 19, available for preorder on Sept. 12, and will cost between $199 and $499.
If you're currently satisfied with your iPhone 5S, you're probably weighing an upgrade. The biggest differences between Apple's current iPhone and the newest offering include the larger screen and thinner profile. Battery life on the 6 Plus has also been boosted from 250 standby hours (on the 5S and 6) to 384 standby hours. The new phone also comes with 128GB memory option.