Despite the projection of security experts that the upcoming Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus or iPhone 7 will flop in the market, other experts are also looking at the possibility that it will shatter the records of all previous iPhones because of the deal it had with Samsung and TSMC.

Gizmoindex pointed out that since Apple have come up with a bargain transaction with Samsung and TSMC with regards to the 2 phablet's A9 chip processor, chances are, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus (iPhone 7) will be sold at a lower rate than its predecessor.

Aside from the almost bargain A9 chip partnership with Samsung, the chip also promises a more fluid and excellent performance than the A8 processors. In addition, the smaller chip (14/16nm) will also address the iPhone's battery life issue, BGR pointed out.

There were also reports that TSMC faced an issue with their foundry that resulted to the volume production cutback from Apple, but the chip processor manufacturer was quick to deny the allegations and commented that everything is within the schedule, BGR added.

On the other hand, on a related news by The Week, there are rumors that the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus or iPhone 7 will be built stronger than its predecessor but will be costlier, which contradicts the previous reports that the looming devices will be cheaper.

According to the report, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus or iPhone 7 will use high grade aluminum alloy on its body to prevent the phone from bending in the user's pocket, an issue that was thrown at the previous Apple phablet's when it was officially released in 2014.

The report also said that although there is no confirmation from Apple, it is most likely that the company will pass the cost to the buyers, to sustain the company's big investment on the phablets.

However, the report was quick to say that although there is a slim chance, Apple might absorb the hit, in order to meet the projections they have for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus or iPhone 7.

The upcoming iPhone 6s and 6s Plus or iPhone 7 is expected to hit the ceilings upon on its release on September without a doubt. However, the biggest question is that will it shatter the records of its older brothers which was deemed as the highest grossing iPhones in Apple's history or will it fall on the experts claim that it will flop.