The iPhone 12 and 12 Pro mark the beginning of a new generation of iPhone. Support for 5G, a new hardware design and camera improvements are a significant step away from the iPhone X generation of devices. This is nothing new. Apple did something similar in 2010 with the iPhone 4 and in 2014 when it released the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

5G support, a new striking design, improved cameras and four different models all add up to make the iPhone 12 an absolute unit.

New square-sided design; 5G support for both sub-6 and mmWave; Low-light photos and videos; MagSafe everything; Premium fit and finish; Fantastic autofocus for photos and videos; Solid build quality; Fastest phone we've ever tested;

$829 off-carrier price is high for the 12; Baseline 12 only has 64GB of storage; iPhone 12 offers most of the same features, design and build for less money;

Love the camera and the extra zoom. Also the size of the phone is larger than my old iPhone 5

The iPhone 12 Pro delivers amazing camera and video quality, 5G and crazy fast performance in a sleeker new design, though the battery life could be better. The iPhone 12 Pro is a serious step up from the iPhone 11 Pro, but that’s not who this flagship is really for.

Best-in-class cameras, A14 Bionic blows away Android phones, Tougher Ceramic Shield display, Bigger screen in sleeker design, MagSafe charging is easy to use

5G takes toll on battery life, No charger in box, Lacks 120Hz display, Limited optical zoom

Quality og the phone

If you’re already a fan of the iPhone brand, you’ll likely be thrilled with the iPhone 12 Pro series - whichever of the two models you decide to opt for. There’s lots to like, with simplicity of operation, 5G connectivity, 4K video recording and excellent stills results all going for them.

Great screens; Triple lens set up; Easy to use; Excellent stills and video performance; Can shoot in raw format

High price; No “advanced” camera mode; Can’t expand inbuilt memory

Enticing. The iPhone 12 Pro received a design refresh reminiscent of the old iPhone 5s. It features the latest technology the Californians have to offer, including 5G and Apple's new magnetic MagSafe feature. Find out whether or not it is worth switching in our review.

blazingly fast SoC, bright OLED display with HDR10 and DolbyVision, long battery life, good triple-camera system, premium build quality and IP68, accurate location services, broad frequency support

mediocre speaker, Bluetooth without High Res Audio, fairly slow Wi-Fi 6, limited and restricted NFC, memory not expandable, no mmWave, slow wired data transfer speeds

The iPhone 12 Pro feels truly elite. Everything about it is high-end, and in a smaller body than its rivals. Some won't like the lack of longer zoom or high refresh rates, but there are trade-offs for those, and what you get here is impeccable.

Excellent HDR screen; Superb camera system; Top-tier processor and 5G; Incredible build quality

Expensive; Average battery life; No high-refresh screen; Some will want longer zoom

Coming from an iPhone 7, this is such a worth it upgrade. Can't go wrong with getting it.

The iPhone 12 Pro is definitely the best iPhone that Apple has ever introduced to date. It proved to hit all the right notes in this review, especially with the nice bright OLED panel, great processor performance and new camera features.

Noble design language; Very bright display; Night mode for front and ultra-wide-angle cameras; Fast processor

No charging adapter included; High price; Average battery life

Apple once again delivers an excellent smartphone, with cameras which are capable of producing top-notch images. But the same is true of last year’s iPhone 11 Pro, too. While this model is undeniably brilliant, it’s likely to be other upgrades (such as it having 5G, a larger screen, and more...

128GB storage as standard; Great low-light performance; Good screen-to-body ratio

No advanced controls; High price; Charging adapter not included in the box