Looking for a good iPhone? It's kinda expensive, but here is what your looking for. Apple is making the iPhones way too fast!! So why not stop here. It's a good iPhone. And I know many people won't look at iPhone 5S reviews, now that the iPhone 6 is out.

Reasonably priced phone. Easy to set up. Pleased with the purchase as my previous Apple was 4 years old and the battery life was limited. Lots of new features and quicker at accessing the internet.

Amazing device, the high speed camera is amazing. You can take hundreds of shots of a special moment occurring (child seeing cake brought in for birthday and blowing out candles, say) and easily flick through to pick out the most magical moments of glances to mum or flicker of candle in the eye.

CPO devices in the past have been spotless. I paid full price for this and am disappointed by the condition it is definitely well worn.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS FOOLISHNESS ! I ORDERED THIS A WEEK AGO AND THEN THEY CANCEL IT AND I NEVER GOT MY MONEY BACK/A REFUND. I MESSAGED THEM AND I NEVER GOT A RESPOND BACK. BE WISE AND CAREFUL WHILE PURCHASING...PLEASE !

Although the iPhone 5s superficially appears to be a modest upgrade from last year's iPhone 5, the truth is somewhat more complicated. The typical iPhone 5 user will find little to no real reason to consider buying an iPhone 5s, as Apple this year has made the individual upgrades seemingly trivial...

An improved sequel to the iPhone 5, which was Apple's best iPhone to date; Retains the same 4" screen, LTE cellular support, and form factor, while offering three chassis color options and adding a fingerprint sensor.

Despite a larger battery; real-world battery performance too often falls below Apple's best case estimates; with potentially major problems in cellular calling talk time; and similar drain with cellular data.

It's that time of year again and Apple's in the usual record-breaking mood at the box-office. This is an S year in the Cupertino calendar but different enough - it may be that two phones instead of one account for almost double last year's record sales.

Every year since 2008, Apple has released new flagship iPhones in a predictable cadence: on even years we get a new external design; on odd years we get a refinement of the previous year's design with upgraded insides and new hardware features.

The iPhone 5 design is still sturdy and attractive; and "space gray" should hold up better to scuffs than last year's black model; Excellent performance; Good camera with improved low-light performance; though in low light especially some Lumia phones can best it; Lovely screen; even if some others...

The fingerprint sensor is imperfect as a standalone authentication tool; and Apple doesn't (yet?) support two-factor authentication; Dual-band 802.11n and 100Mbps LTE aren't bad at all in the here-and-now; but they might be feeling a little dated by the time your two-year contract is up; Developers...

A pple has recently launched two new smartphones ; the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 5s. Both mobile phones are built upon the technological masterpiece of Apple, the iPhone 5 . The most advanced version is the Apple iPhone 5s, it is the first smartphone featuring an all-new 64-bits A7-chip for blazing...

Over the past week I've been bombarded with questions about the iPhone 5s. What are the new features? Is it worth upgrading to if I already own an iPhone 5? Many are curious about Apple's latest device, but aren't certain if it's worth upgrading to. I've spent the past 7 days using the device.