Apple's new flagship offerings have some key advantages over the more affordable iPhone 11. The question you have to ask yourself: Will you use them

Apple wants to be known for having the best smartphone camera around once again

Vastly improved battery life; 'Midnight Green' is stunning; Third ultra wide-angle camera is great

Expensive; Not a significant upgrade over the iPhone XS; Reverse wireless charging for AirPods would have been nice

The iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max offer the best that Apple is capable of right now, but we're still left with an important question: Do you actually need everything on offer here Certain changes, like improved battery life and the more flexible triple cameras, are updates everyone can enjoy.

Apple's first ‘Pro' iPhone came under the iPhone 11-series. Of the series, this has the smallest display, and one could easily think it as the iPhone 11 Max offered in a more compact screen size. It comes with a 5.8-inch Super Retina display, with 1125 x 2436 pixels resolution.

Before the release of iPhone 11 Pro, Apple took a lot of heat for what was predicted to be a very minor iteration over last year's iPhone XS. What was actually delivered is anything but inconsequential.

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The iPhone 11 Pro is Apple's most powerful phone that come in a one-hand-friendly size. It has a triple-lens camera to capture best-in-class photos and video from a variety of perspectives, a new night mode to enhance low-light photography and extra battery life prowess.

Camera a real step forward; Sizable battery upgrade; New matte finish on back

Similar to iPhone XS visually; Few non-camera upgrades

Taking advantage of its array of three rear-facing cameras, Apple’s iPhone 11 family has added several new photo and video features designed to improve the shooting experience and final results for both beginning and advanced photographers and videographers.

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powerful SoC; bright OLED display with HDR10; long battery life; Wi-Fi 6; wide LTE frequency support; great triple rear-facing cameras with excellent video options; dust and waterproof

no expandable storage; weak audio performance; restricted NFC; only 12 months warranty; no 5G; lame wired data transmission speeds

It's difficult to divorce any discussion of the merits or otherwise of the iPhone 11 Pro without mention of the price, so let's get that out of the way first. In my view, considering how good the rest of its rivals are right now, the iPhone 11 Pro is simply too expensive.

Brilliant cameras; Vastly improved battery life; Stupendous display quality

Still too expensive; Still has that incongruous notch