Iphone 6 plus screen unresponsive

i have same issue in my iphone 6, i did not restored any data, set up iphone as a new for so many times...still it is not working....

Dear trishfromfallon, I´m feeling the same. This (my iPhone 6 Plus) is my 5th iPhone. I´ve never have any problem, but...

My iPone 6+ did the same thing- not respond to touch, sometimes even after a hard restart. I noticed a band at the top of the screen. I took to the Apple Store, and like a friend of mine, it was part of a batch that had bad logic boards. They handed me a new phone,

Thanks for your comment! Mine have the same "band at the top of the screen"

I guess... where did they hand it for a new one? In which Apple Store? Thanks again...

WHat kind a band?? Do u have any pic?? And there is another thing that my phone is not in warranty!! Will they replace it??? Without any cost??

iPhone 6 plus. As with many other posters, I have just developed this issue (as of March 1). Phone was fine, worked fine. Then screen started being unresponsive for short periods, building to being responsive most of the time. Sometimes, this was associated with screen flicker/white-gray lines at the top of the screen. Hard resets did not really help. Called apple support, they had me connect to iTunes, return to factory settings, and reinstall. This did not improve the situation at all. I sent my phone in, they sent a replacement. The replacement is evidencing the same issue.

When the screen does respond, it often responds in the wrong location, selecting something above or below where I was touching.

Can someone tell me if this is a hardware or software thing? The fact that it reoccurred so rapidly with a replacement phone makes me think there may be a software issue, but the lines at the top of the screen sure seem like hardware failing to connect. Is there any way to fix this, besides sending it in again? It can't be that I need a clean install, I've just been through that twice.

The "band at the top of the screen" is what tells Apple the problem is not in the touchscreen itself, but a bad logic board. There was a batch that came from China that way. I was within my 1 year standard warranty with Apple (by three days!), so they immediately gave me a new phone. I went to the Apple Store in Leawood, KS. As it happened, my replacement phone started spontaneously rebooting, so I took that to the Apple Store in the Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, GA 4 days later (I travel a lot!), and was given another new one. So far the 3rd phone is a charm!

The "band at the top of the screen" is what tells Apple the problem is not in the touchscreen itself, but a bad logic board. There was a batch that came from China that way. I was within my 1 year standard warranty with Apple (by three days!), so they immediately gave me a new phone. I went to the Apple Store in Leawood, KS. As it happened, my replacement phone started spontaneously rebooting, so I took that to the Apple Store in the Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, GA 4 days later (I travel a lot!), and was given another new one. So far the 3rd phone is a charm!

The "band at the top of the screen" is what tells Apple the problem is not in the touchscreen itself, but a bad logic board. There was a batch that came from China that way. I was within my 1 year standard warranty with Apple (by three days!), so they immediately gave me a new phone. If your phone is less than a year old (or two years with extended warranty) they will replace. I went to the Apple Store in Leawood, KS. As it happened, my replacement phone started spontaneously rebooting, so I took that to the Apple Store in the Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, GA 4 days later (I travel a lot!), and was given another new one. So far the 3rd phone is a charm!

The "band at the top of the screen" is what tells Apple the problem is not in the touchscreen itself, but a bad logic board. I had a frend with the saem problem. There was a batch that came from China that way. I was within my 1 year standard warranty with Apple (by three days!), so they immediately gave me a new phone. I went to the Apple Store in Leawood, KS. As it happened, my replacement phone started spontaneously rebooting, so I took that to the Apple Store in the Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, GA 4 days later (I travel a lot!), and was given another new one. So far the 3rd phone is a charm!

I had this same issue and a place called Short Cirqit in Corona, California replaced what is called a Touch IC chip for me and now it works. it seems to be an issue on the motherboard. Search them online, I did there mail in service and they got it back to me in 3 days. Way cheaper then what an out of warranty replacement costs. They have an instagram with the repair being done on my phone.