I upgraded from Iphone 6s to this phone and its definitely worth it. I love all the features especially the new triple lens camera. The matte finish is stunning.

It’s not the performance-per-pound champion of the current range, but the 11 Pro Max is still an awesome smartphone Incredible camera Huge, beautiful screen Superb battery life Prohibitively expensive Few will make real use of camera Smaller model is sharper

Its an Apple device so obviously its good but this thing is actually insane. The screen is freaking beautiful and the cameras are great. I swear the battery lasts as long as my iPad pro. Its definitely a 2 day charge. I couldnt be happier with the purchase 10/10 recommend. Apple outdid themselves

Very solid and beautiful. This is a very safe one to choose. High quality and good look.

Apple's latest non-Pro iPhone is superb - it's just that it's strikingly similar to last year's effort.

Still an incredible smartphone, Brilliant battery life gets a bit better, Excellent camera system gets a bit better

Last year’s Pro hardware, Wireless charging slow by modern standards, No USB-C; it’s now well overdue

The specs only tell half the story and it's the real-world results from Apple's triple-camera phone that really...

Consistent rendition across three cameras; Excellent HDR results; High resistance to lens flare; Natural detail rendition

No long zoom option; Ultrawide lens shows a little fringing

Apple has given the Pro moniker to the iPhones for the first time. Everything is improved and everything feels better. Yet this isn't a completely new iPhone.

The iPhone 11 Pro Max is the best that Apple can cram into a smartphone - the high-end screen, powerful speakers, upgraded processor all support the huge upgrades to the camera. However, this phone is really for the Apple fan or someone that really needs that extra lens or a touch more battery life...

Night mode really shines; Lovely back; Reams of power

Design isn't updated; Lack of clear innovation beyond the camera; Most expensive iPhone out

Over the past few years, when reviewers like us argued about iPhones falling behind Android devices, we were primarily talking about the camera. Let's face it, iPhones were never slow, they never had displays that would qualify as poor, and depending on your usage the app ecosystem on iOS is...

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.