As soon as users got their hands on the iPhone 6S, complaints with 3D Touch started to surface.
Some users pointed out that 3D Touch mostly served to add more menu items that didn't exist before, arguably needlessly complicating the phones' interface.
"Its use often amounted to the right click of a mouse, which is funny coming from the company that famously refused to put a dedicated right button on its mice or trackpads," Jacob Kastrenakes wrote in The Verge.
Others voiced confusion about when 3D Touch could be used.
"It's baffling that there's no visual indication of what can be 3D touched," Apple pundit John Gruber pointed out.