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iPhone X 64GB
X marks the spot for iPhone fanatics. The iPhone X is the latest release from Apple, and celebrates the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. Pronounced iPhone 10, the X has been described by Apple supremo Tim Cook as the "biggest leap forward since the original iPhone". That's a big call, even if it is from a man who makes big calls upon the release of every new Apple product. So, what makes the iPhone X such a revolutionary addition to Apple's stable of legendary phones?


Screen and nothing but screen

The X makes a dramatic first impression thanks to its screen. Basically, the entire front panel is taken up by the screen: a 5.8-inch Super Retina display. This OLED display is a first for the iPhone, with a resolution of 2,436 x 1,125 pixels. Apple boasts of stunning colours, true blacks, high brightness and an unparalleled contrast ratio of 1,000,000 to 1. All those numbers add up to make incredibly impressive viewing.  


Bye, Bye Touch. Hello Face ID

If the screen makes a real splash at first sight, it's the Face ID that is the biggest talking point of the iPhone X so far. Gone is the Touch ID feature - it's been replaced by a facial recognition feature which Apple says is so secure you can use it with Apple Pay. That sort of bold statement reflects their confidence in the security of their ground-breaking ID feature. 


A Photo-Friendly Phone

All sorts of photographic features are embedded in the iPhone X, which features dual 12-megapixel cameras, and plenty to please the "selfie" generation. This includes Portrait Mode selfies, drawing, even more, attention to the foreground and subtly reducing the sharpness of the background. Another portrait-related feature is Portrait Lighting, promising studio-quality lighting effects. And, pleasingly for those of you who like to get up close when taking shots, optical zoom, plus digital zoom at up to 10x for photos and up to 6x for video. All in all, the TrueDepth camera, and its associated sensors, must be special to enable Face ID. The upshot of this is better photos using some of the "most sophisticated technology we've ever developed".    


Bionic, fast and smart

The much-heralded A11 Bionic is being described as the most powerful and smartest chip to ever be put in a smartphone. With a neural engine capacity of up to 600 billion operations per second, you can expect big things from the iPhone 8. 



A "Rethought" OS

The OS - iOS11 - is said by Apple to be "rethought", which promises a new and improved overall experience. A key selling point is augmented reality, with iOS being the largest platform for AR. Latest augmented reality technology is an exciting prospect when you're thinking of games and apps, and enjoying an even better life-like digital experience with them.     


Ongoing Power 

Wireless charging makes that side of things easy, and iPhone X promises to make it even easier. As for the amount of battery power you can expect? The answer is a positive one: on average, about two hours more than the expectancy delivered by the iPhone 7 - a decent leap ahead.
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Manufacturer: Apple

Storage: 64 GB 256 GB

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gizmodo.in
★★★★★
6 years ago

I'm a total gadget nerd, and it's been five years since a new smartphone made me nod to myself with the understanding that, "Yes, I need that thing more than I need air." But the buzz around the iPhone X has had me a little more hyped than usual.

The notch; the software; the design

The price

wired.co.uk
★★★★★
6 years ago
iPhone X review: it's a damn fine phone but not a pioneer

Amazing OLED screen; Face ID; wireless charging

Closing apps is fiddly; screen ratio; price

Guardian
★★★★★
6 years ago
iPhone X review: Apple finally knocks it out of the park

The iPhone X is without a doubt the best iPhone Apple has ever made, and it represents a much needed leap forward in design for the company. It still runs the same apps as other iPhones and has the same camera on the back and the same processor and memory as the iPhone 8 Plus.

brilliant screen; all-screen design; great camera; good battery life; water resistant; wireless charging; Face ID

no headphone socket; no fingerprint scanner; glass will break if dropped; very expensive; no expandable storage or removable battery; no fast charger in the box; the notch

bgr.in
★★★★★
6 years ago

Ever since we used the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus , we've been waiting for the iPhone X . We had our first impressions of the iPhone X a couple of weeks ago. While it described the initial awe that hovered around the device, this is our review of the best iPhone of 2017 after using it for much...

YugaTech
★★★★★
6 years ago
Apple iPhone X Review

The iPhone X is Apple's most exciting smartphone to date. We are sure of that. It's not just a nod to the original iPhone but also a blueprint for the company's future smartphones.

* Attractive design; * Premium build; * Great display and cameras; * Powerful TrueDepth Camera System with Face ID; * Animoji; * Water-resistance; * Fast Wireless charging

T-Mobile
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5 years ago
Undecided

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!

amazon.ca
★★★★★
6 years ago
Five Stars

Brand new sealed

Tom's Guide
★★★★
5 years ago
iPhone X Review: All Your Questions Answered

The iPhone X is a bold step forward in terms of design and capabilities with its edge-to-edge display, TrueDepth camera and Face ID, but there's also a learning curve.

Gorgeous design; Superior OLED Display; Excellent cameras; including Portrait mode selfies; Blazing A11 Bionic processor; Very good battery life; Animoji show potential of TrueDepth cam

New gestures require learning curve; Fast wired charging costs extra; Face ID not as fast as Touch ID

Deccan Chronicle
★★★★★
6 years ago
Apple iPhone X review: A new beginning for the next iPhone

Apple has done it again - changed the way people use the phone. While the first time it was where one ‘touches the software', this time where ‘no one touches the hardware' - Thanks to FaceID, you don't touch the phone to authenticate yourself.

3g
★★★★★
6 years ago

If you've budgeted for such an expensive phone, you can go right ahead and purchase without hesitation.

+ Stunning design; + Face ID genuinely works; + Excellent camera

- Very expensive; - Notch not great for video content; - Many apps not optimised

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