Xbox One
This gaming platform revolutionized use for the whole family by prioritizing  other applications besides games such as Netflix, Pandora, or even Skype.  Since this console was so focused on full family usage, it does not perform as a gaming console as it gets beat in many ways by it's competition, the PS4.  It gets completely beaten by gaming computer, although they are quite more expensive.  I would recommend the Xbox One to people who want a good console to run applications that do not need full user interaction but play on their own.  Many people do game on this console and it runs at an average frame rate but if you want a console for only gaming, the PS4 or a PC is much better but keep in mind the Xbox One's price had dropped to around $200 which is quite reasonable considering the quality of the hardware.

IPhone 6s
This IPhone is a very useful and innovative for anyone who wants a smartphone.  The battery life has been significantly improved over the evolution of IPhones as they have found how to better improve their Lithium-ion batteries.  The slim design with a larger screen and I feel that this IPhone and the IPhone 5s are the best size for a smartphone.  The downside to this slim design is the fragility of the phone as they crack easily but if you have a case for the phone, your chances of having the screen break are reduced greatly.  I would recommend this phone to anyone who wants a smartphone as the touchscreen is very user-friendly and it is able to run apps at a good frame rate and opens them quickly.  Although a new IPhone comes out about every few months with "improvements", they do not vary greatly except for price which is why I do recommend the 6s as the price has dropped to $500 which is still expensive but it is $200 less than the new IPhone and has all the same functions.