was the first Apple smartphone to feature a display resolution. While often associated generally with the "iPhone 6" series, the standard actually used a lower resolution of 750x1334 pixels.

. This allowed for sharper details, though it meant the hardware was constantly performing a mathematical downscaling of approximately 87%. 2. Wallpaper Specifications and the Parallax Effect

The software actually rendered the screen at a "3x" resolution of 1242 x 2208 pixels .

Below is a draft exploring the technical significance and historical context of the resolution for the iPhone 6 Plus Go to product viewer dialog for this item. The Evolution of Retina: The iPhone 6 Plus 1080p Display The launch of the Go to product viewer dialog for this item.

Choosing a "háttérkép" (wallpaper) for this device requires more than just a 1080p image if you want the best visual experience.

Introduced in iOS 7, the Parallax Effect tilts the background as the phone moves to create a sense of depth. For this to work without showing black edges, wallpapers typically need to be slightly larger than the screen (e.g., roughly 15-20% extra padding) so the image has "room to move" behind the app icons. iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus: A tale of scale - Six Colors

in September 2014 marked a major shift in Apple’s hardware philosophy, moving toward larger screens dubbed "Retina HD". The resolution was exclusive to the larger 5.5-inch . 1. Resolution vs. Rendering Interestingly, the iPhone 6 Plus did not render its interface natively at

To fit the physical 1080p screen, the device automatically scaled this image down to