Apple's new iPhone 11 is, for all intents and purposes, an iPhone XR on steroids. It reiterates the simple formula that made the iPhone XR hugely popular – delivering great performance while being an affordable entry into the Apple ecosystem.

Snappy performance; Versatile dual-camera setup with Night Mode; Speakers are LOUD; Cool design and colors; Face ID is fast and reliable; Affordable pricing

Extremely SLOW charger in the box; Display leaves a lot to be desired; Battery life could be better

It was tough to tell last year whether the iPhone XR would become a recurring device in Apple's suite of iPhones every year. However, the company seems to have put that question to rest in 2019. The iPhone 11, while an update to the XR, has been named in the company's 11 series.

The iPhone 11 is arguably the pick of Apple's new brood and a brilliant all-rounder

Attractive price; Excellent audio and video; Good battery; Improved camera

Design hasn't changed; No OLED screen

Apple's focus on camera brings the iPhone up to speed

Good price; Powerful processor; Great camera system; Day-long battery life; Gorgeous color options

Display falls short of competition; Fast charging adapter not included; Unchanged bezels on the front

So the iPhone 11's MSRP starts at $699. We don't have local SRP as of writing, but if I were to take a guess, it's going to be somewhere around the PHP 40-50K price range, which is still pricey.

Welcome to T3's iPhone 11 review, taking a look at the iPhone you'll probably buy this year. We've already posted our iPhone 11 Pro review , which rated Apple's most technically advanced phone of the year.

Superb dual-lens camera; Blazingly fast; Great battery life; Lovely design and build; Impressive audio

No zoom lens on camera; LCD screen not as good as OLED for movies; Only comes with 5W charger

Very good phone worth the money looking forward to receiving it in white!

Back in 2013, alongside the iPhone 5S, Apple introduced the iPhone 5C - this handset had all the makings of a commercial success but lacked in areas where it mattered the most - a Touch ID sensor, less than stellar materials, and a lower-end chip.

No OLED screen is a fine compromise when you’re getting unrivalled power, great battery life and one of the best smartphone cameras.

Great cameras; Decent battery life; Good value; Powerful A13 Bionic chipset

No OLED; A touch bulky

We’ve saved one of the most important things ‘til last. Let’s get real, all of the above doesn’t really matter if you run out of power, and that’s one department where the iPhone 11 trumps the pro. It’ll last a full day with heavy usage, and well over a day if you’re not a working, gaming, photo taking freak like us. There’s no fast 18W charger in the box like there is with the Pro, but we suggest you buy one (£29), it’s well worth it. You’re getting a neat package with the iPhone 11 and it’s not silly expensive. The new Bionic A13 chip packs serious power, the cameras are near faultless (for a smartphone) and it’ll last a full day. The OLED is more of an issue than lack of telephoto lens, so if you can bring yourself to get over that, then start thinking about what colour you might opt for.

Great cameras; Decent battery life; Good value; Powerful A13 Bionic chipset;

No OLED; A touch bulky;