Apple has given select media outlets and YouTubers access to the new iPhone 14 ahead of when it begins arriving in customers' hands on Friday, September 16. There are two models of the ‌iPhone‌ 14, the standard 6.1-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 and the larger 6.7-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 Plus.

The iPhone X is remarkable and revolutionary – but it's also overpriced and in some regards, represents a step backwards in terms of usability.

Amazing screen; Powerful chipset; Excellent camera

Face ID isn't as good as Touch ID; Expensive

I have to admit that I went in with a negative attitude for the iphone. I went and got the first iPhone when it came out and I hated it. I was back at ATT within a week to get another android.

I bought this phone two days ago, before it I had 5.5SE, 7 was always pleased with the quality of this product and this time I decided to purchase this model. Immediately I can say that after you open the box you see a phone that just screams with its design, even before switching it just causes a...

So many thanks to the developers for the Camera and the 4K screen is just super

i dont know

I'm very, very impressed with the iPhone X. I always thought my 6S Plus had a great camera but, my goodness, the camera on the X is amazing! Was a little unsure whether I'd manage the Face ID and missing home button but I honest had no problem with them, right from the start.

Overall I think the X is really fun. I'm getting used to the different control button configuration and everything you've heard about the great quality camera is true. I love the larger screen because - no borders!

Great product and so far it's performing well. No lagging when opening new apps and it's really running smooth even you open multi apps at the same time

1) the front camera is good quality

1) still have to charge twice a day every other day, even though I don't use the phone much; 2) you can't really 'tap anyone' on the screen, as the phone doesn't 'wake up' when you tap the sides; 3) screen mirroring does not work unless you have an apple tv - this is not stated!

Huawei, one of the world's largest smartphone makers, is already taking jabs at Apple's newly unveiled iPhone X. In a Twitter post, Huawei shows a short video of an apple being eaten to the core. The tweet says "Feeling disappointed? We've got a real surprise exceeding anything you've ever seen.

Despite all the leaks and rumours about the Apple iPhone X taking a bit of the edge off the global launch, a revamped iPhone is still headline news. And, Apple did have a couple of extra tricks up its sleeve. Here are our first impressions...