Phone 5S is a solid upgrade of the iPhone 5 with improved speed, camera and innovative fingerprint technology. It is premium and we expect it to be quite expensive. Will people want to pay a lot of money to hold the newest top end iPhone and stay in the easy Apple ecosystem?

fingerprint technology; video camera at 120 frames per second

expensive; screen resolution could be better

The camera on the 5S is the best iPhone one yet, but it falls short of receiving our recommendation award. Yes, you can take great pictures, but it's still frustrating that Apple haven't allowed more manual controls over shooting.

Improved image quality; Flash has significantly improved; Can shoot at 10 fps; Superb panoramas; Wide aperture lens; Superb screen; Large number of apps available

Digital zoom produces poor quality images; Very limited control over camera settings such as ISO; white balance; Expensive; Short battery life is enough to make you cry

The 5s is a worthy reason to upgrade for the A7, M7, and camera.

Fast 64-bit A7 processor and the M7 motion co-processor; The new camera features are worth it for photo buffs too

Expensive and Poor battery life; Touch ID is cool; but feature-limited; Still the same 4-inch display and overall design

Apple stepped out of its comfort zone when it launched the 5c alongside the 5s in September. It was the first time the company had debuted more than one smartphone at an event, putting iPhone owners in a quandary.

Per usual with these "S" revisions, the iPhone 5s is an overall improvement over an already great smartphone. But with fierce competition from the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S4, and the Nokia 1020, the iPhone is a tough sell to those looking for a bigger screen, flexible operating system, and a new...

Touch ID is very well executed; Impressive camera; Excellent performance; Still the easiest smartphone to use

No real design upgrade; Still waiting for a bigger screen; iOS7 is still playing catch-up; No real improvement to battery life

Apple is giving Android the finger with the iPhone 5s. And we're not just talking about the fingerprint sensor beneath the screen. The new A7 chip inside this unassuming beast promises to run circles around the Galaxy S4 and other devices.

finally i have had a chance to use the apple iphone 5s for nearly a week. i have come to realise that the apple iphone 5s adds everything we wanted in the apple iphone 4s, its worthy the best iphone and has got many incredible features.i bought the apple iphone 5s becaused i loved its trendy design,...

i love its slim design; the 4G LTE and the faster AG processor

i hate the fact that its sprint and verizon models cant use data simultaneously

The size is perfect for my uses. The styling is smart. The setup is so easy and has tied into my home wireless easily. I like the fact that the pictures can be put into folders which my 3S could not do - or I did not know how to do it. The two way camera is a big step forward for this old guy.

The iPhone 5S is another winner from Apple, with its Touch ID fingerprint scanner for security, improved camera features and in-built motion coprocessor. However, those impressed by the current crop of large-screen smartphones or looking for an overhaul of the Apple smartphone rather than a few...

Touch ID fingerprint scanner; improved camera features; M7 coprocessor

Expensive; similar to previous iPhones

The basics The Apple iPhone 5s is here at last, ready to stake its claim once again as the greatest smartphone on the planet. Things are a little different this year though - and it's not just because there are bigger and better Android blowers out there.

The iPhone 5s is a beautiful device - but you already knew this; It always has been, and this year's flagship model is no different; In fact, it's almost identical to the iPhone 5: it's compact, light and polished, and the four-inch Retina Display is vivid and dangerously sharp.

If you've got an iPhone 5, the 5s will throw few surprises your way; Very few; Too few: it's identically sized, for one thing, so the screen remains as cramped as ever; While plenty of people prefer displays you can reach across with one finger or thumb, it would be nice for Apple to get with the...