The name of one phone is rolling off everyone's tongues: iPhone X . The X (pronounced "ten") is Apple's all new design for the iPhone, with an edge-to-edge screen, fancy facial recognition features, and an eye-widening price tag .

Stellar performance; Great camera; fun Portrait Mode features; Wireless charging works well; Great display; Daylong battery

Expensive; Boring; dated front design; No headphone jack

Sitting in the iPhone X's shadow

New camera features are impressive; Qi wireless charging is great; A11 processor is a substantial upgrade over the A10

iPhone X is looming on the horizon; Not a big upgrade over the iPhone 7; Design is showing its age

Although higher-end iPhones are now available, the iPhone 8 Plus remains a desirable large-screen device especially if you want to retain the Home button. It delivers a faster experience in an improved shell over previous Touch ID iPhones.

Power and speed that still impresses; Wireless charging; Fast charging; Great cameras when used properly

Still very large; Dated design; Portrait Lighting can be hit and miss; Glass breaks easily

Well, the truth is you probably know the answer to that question unless you've been living under a stone for the last week or two.

Fast processor; Great cameras; Superb image processing; Wireless charging; Excellent operating system; Countless apps

Design might become dated; They're not the iPhone X

Back in the day, Apple used to revamp the design of their smartphones every two years and boost the specifications in between. Recently, however, it has stepped outside the tick-tock development cycle.

Great cameras; Wireless charging; Incredibly fast

Same old iPhone design; Expensive; Exceedingly heavy

With the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, Apple now has an iPhone available for every budget - running from the £350 SE to the coming X for £1,000 – and this in undoubtedly the strategy: whatever your financial situation, there's an iOS option on hand.

Wireless charging; improved camera; augmented reality; the best iPhone to date..; but there's a but

Not enough to set either handset apart from the iPhone 7; the 8s feel immediately outmoded by the iPhone X

Apple unveiled the exciting but extremely expensive

This is my second iPhone I have changed from 5s to 8plus so was used to a lot the features. Lot larger than the 5s but is heavier and that takes a while to adjust too. Having a bigger screen is much easier to navigate, but I do wish they included an instruction manual especially when you consider...

About a month ago, Apple announced their latest flagship smartphone lineup at the company's annual September iPhone launch event. For the first time ever, not just two, but three new iPhones were unveiled, namely the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and the bezel-less iPhone X.

A11 Bionic is the most powerful chip in any smartphone; Top-of-the-line camera setup; iOS 11 optimization; True Tone display; Wireless charging; Fast charging; Slightly better battery life than its predecessor

Ageing design; Outdated Full HD IPS panel; No headphone jack; No fast charger provided in the box; Expensive

The Apple iPhone 8+ is a larger version of the iPhone 8. With a bigger screen and a superior camera, it's the best iPhone of the current generation, but also the most expensive. Compared with the 7+, the 8+ offers more memory, a faster chip and wireless charging.