When we reviewed the iPhone 7 last year, it didn't score very highly for a flagship Apple device. Disappointing battery life was the main culprit, but a design that hadn't changed much in three iterations didn't help either.

Great screen and speakers; Incredible performance; Water resistant; Excellent camera; Clever Haptic engine

Poor battery life; Looks the same; Where's the headphone jack; Expensive

I was a little reluctant in the beginning as I've always used an android phone.

Nice camera,display and everything

headphones

The phone is awesome. but the plug cord was broke. Delivery time was acceptable

Is the iPhone 7 a case of Emperor's new clothes, or a genuinely great phone? Read our iPhone 7 review to find out.

I'm an apple fan boy at heart so I buy everything that Apple makes. But trust me when I say this is an awesome phone. It can receive calls, send messages and allows me to refrain from making eye contact with fellow travellers on my way to work. Its great.

There's a simple question this year: Are the iPhone 7's new features worth the headphone jack hassle, especially right now, when there aren't many Lightning headphones available and Bluetooth is still divisive?

Water-resistant design; Faster processor, brighter screen, and better cameras than last year's model

The absence of a 3.5mm headphone jack is a big hassle, at least for a few months; Not all models are compatible with all carriers; Lacks dual cameras

Outside, the iPhone 7 is indistinguishable from previous models, inside it's a powerful, efficient machine

Great battery life; powerful and efficient

Remarkably similar to previous models; lack of headphone jack is inconvenient

I'm an iPhone convert after a few days with this phone. Previously android only but love the functionality and FaceTime is fab for keeping in touch with friends and family. I was even able to transfer all my android stuff to it with an easy to use app so my photos, contacts, texts and apps all got...

"It is the best iPhone yet", proclaimed Tim Cook on the stage at Apple's Special Event in San Francisco at the beginning of the September last year. He would be right, the iPhone 7 is, but it is not the leap of technological advancement that many of the fanboys would have liked or hoped for.

Refined design and new finishes make for best-looking iPhone to date; great camera with image stabilisation; iOS 10 makes for the most in-depth use yet; new Home button works brilliantly

More like an S version of the iPhone 6S than a total overhaul; still no wireless charging; no dual cameras feature here; no true battery improvement; no headphone jack will irk some

Apple's new flagship phone is faster than its predecessor, it has a better camera and screen, more storage, and it's water-resistant. If you can deal with the lack of headphone jack, it's worth the upgrade from an older iPhone. But while it's a great phone, it's not the very best.