The iPhone 12 is a great overall device, but it sits a bit awkwardly in Apple's own lineup of devices for 2020....

Super-fast performance Great display Amazing video quality

Awkwardly-placed in the lineup No telephoto camera Slow to charge No power adapter in the box

If you are looking to upgrade your existing phone and have a spare Rs 79,900 for a new smartphone, I won’t stop you from buying the iPhone 12. You are getting a 6.1-inch OLED screen, the classic design of iPhone 4, super-fast A14 Bionic chipset, capable cameras, all-screen front, Face ID and long...

The main takeaway from my time with iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini is that across the board, the average iPhone user likely won't need the features that the iPhone 12 Pro offer

Features a great-looking OLED screen; Redesign is great; Specs are very similar to the iPhone 12 Pro

It's more expensive than the iPhone 11 was at launch; No telephoto lens; Some might not be fond of the redesign

New old look. The iPhone 12 is more angular than its predecessor and finally features 5G and an OLDED display. It is a lot lighter and slimmer than last year's model. Find out whether Apple has once again landed a big hit in our review.

Of course, Apple's smartphones always have a unique selling point just by coming from Apple. But sti...

very accurate OLED display; case has good workmanship; camera takes sharp photos; good performance; long runtimes; hardly any heat development; precise localisation; wide range of accessories; covers a lot of LTE and 5G frequencies;

PWM flickering; average speakers; limited storage capacity for this price; limited NFC usability; display only has 60 Hz; no 5G mmWave in Europe;

The Apple iPhone 12, just like how the iPhone 12 Pro is over the iPhone 11 Pro, is a serious upgrade. Year on year, there are big improvements across the board. Be it the refreshed design, be it the display tech, be it the even faster processor now allowing smarter stuff like night mode on all...

Better design, a better display and all the power you’ll ever need make the iPhone 12 a marked improvement over the already great 11 - but don't buy it for 5G

Stunning to look at and impressively light in the hand; Finally an OLED display for the non-Pro iPhone; 5G future-proofed; Brilliant; versatile camera system

We’d rather have a telephoto than the ultra-wide; 5G may be here; but most people won’t find much of it yet; Battery life decent rather than brilliant

On Friday, two new iPhone models arrived at my home: the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro. In this article, I would like to share my first impressions of Cupertino's latest handsets with you. How does Apple's new flagship smartphones perform in everyday life?

In a very Samsung-esque style this year we saw Apple announce four new models of the iPhone 12 at one time. Only two are available for purchase now, with two more coming this month.

Gorgeous flat glass OLED; Flat matte edges; Vibrant blue color; iOS 14 with Android elements; 5G; Loud stereo speakers

Volume buttons tough to feel; Rather expensive

The iPhone 12 series brings top-notch design, world-class connectivity, and an improved Night-mode camera to the nation's most popular phone. But with four similar models, which one is best? It's complicated.

Excellent Night mode camera; Better 4G (and 5G) than previous iPhones; Beautiful build; Solid battery life

Several similar; but not-quite-the-same models; AT&T and Verizon 5G underwhelms; Charging and power adapter situation is confusing

“The iPhone 12 offers incredible value for $799, and calls into question how many people need to buy a 12 Pro.”

Excellent camera performance; Fast and consistent software; Beautiful and colorful hardware; Good battery life; 5G connectivity

Light body feels a bit cheap; MagSafe offers little right now