The iPhone 11 Pro, along with its larger iPhone 11 Pro Max sibling, sits atop Apple's 2019 phone line. It's the glitzier, flashier and far pricier version of the . For the extra outlay of cash you get an ‘XDR Retina display', triple-camera array on the back and higher-end materials.

A lovely; supremely bright display; One of the best camera systems on any phone; Finally there's a quick charger in the box

Design hasn't changed much and the notch remains annoying; 64GB still the base storage option; The iPhone 11 is; for most people; a better pick

The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max did not arrive at the splashiest Apple event ever. Like their sibling the iPhone 11 , they were mostly seen as iterative updates to Apple's existing iPhone XS and XS Max : relatively sedate changes to already winning devices.

Excellent camera; Terrific battery life; Beautiful display; Excellent camera; Terrific battery life; Beautiful display

iOS 13 is buggy; Expensive; No headphone jack or dongle in the box; The garden is beautiful; but the walls grow ever higher; iOS 13 is buggy; Expensive; No headphone jack or dongle in the box; The garden is beautiful; but the walls grow ever higher

For years, the iPhone was regarded as the ultimate in smartphone photography. Supported by Apple's extremely successful #ShotoniPhone marketing campaign, an appropriate technical term for iPhone photography was even established: iPhoneography.

The iPhone 11 Pro leans on its cameras to really impress, the addition of that ultra-wide lens making for a superb and versatile triple camera system. The screen is better than the previous XS model, too, and we find the size of this Pro much more sensible than the ultra-massive Pro Max .

Triple-camera system is high quality; Night Mode is superb; Battery life extended; Midnight Green looks great

No bilateral/reverse charging; No 5G; Camera design is polarising and protrudes from back

The fullest and most premium iPhone package that will fit in your pocket

Brilliant camera; iOS 13; Solid performance

Limited storage; Expensive

Welcome to T3's iPhone 11 Pro review, where we'll put Apple's new top-of-the-line phone through its paces to find out if it deserves its 'pro' moniker. Apple made a big deal about the new triple camera system during the phone's announcement, and also highlighted an improved screen and better battery...

The best phone camera so far; Incredible OLED screen; Supreme processor and graphics power; Much better battery life; Impressive audio

No 5G; No reverse wireless charging; Big notch remains; No USB-C port

Today we are looking at the latest flagship phone from Apple – the iPhone 11 Pro. With prices starting at £1049 for the 64GB model, we know that the top-end iPhones are up there with the most expensive smartphones money can buy.

Class leading cameras; Fantastic battery life; OLED display is colourful and vibrant; iOS feels familiar and has added some useful features; Very fast; Face ID slightly improved

No high refresh-rate display; Very expensive

Smartphones have now hit a sweet spot. Their feature sets have been fine-tuned to perfection, performance is at the pinnacle of what a ...

If you're willing to pay a lot of money for your smartphone, the iPhone 11 Pro (and of course the iPhone 11 Pro Max) is one of the strongest iterations of the iPhone Apple has produced so far.

You'll get greatly improved battery life over your current iPhone; Its camera system is among the best in the smartphone marketplace; and a big step up over prior iPhones; The best display on any smartphone today; Unrivaled; likely multi-year future-proof performance across the board; A greater...

Even with improvements to the glass; it's still awfully fragile for something so expensive; LTE speeds still lag behind some of the competition; 3D Touch is no more; No modern; smaller; one-handed phone option exists in the iPhone lineup; Low user serviceability means many consumers will have to...

After using the iPhone 11 Pro as much as possible every day for the past week, I was ready to give Apple's phenomenal new flagship device my first perfect 10 rating. Alas, the phone is not perfect, as it offers a paltry 128GB starting capacity. Now, I'm left considering a move to the 256GB model.

Long battery life; High quality stainless steel with matte glass back; Standard; telephoto; ultra-wide angle cameras; Flawless camera software; Improved Face ID security system; Stunning display; High quality stereo speakers; Flat screen; Fast charger in the box

Minimum capacity of 64GB