The iPhone 5S is no longer part of Apple's smartphone lineup. That's now comprised of the iPhone 6 , 6 Plus, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. Effectively the iPhone 5S has been replaced by the new iPhone SE, reviewed (and shown in the video above).

An outstanding smartphone, but with a 4in screen and wallet-damaging price, it's no longer the best of the lot

One of the features that's been lacking when it comes to teen phones (which arguably should be one of the most important) is security. Teens tend to lose things and since smartphones now contain a large part of someone's life, ensuring a mobile device can be properly locked down is very important.

The Apple iPhone 5s is a successful refresh of the iPhone 5 . In terms of design, it has remained largely unaltered, with the exception of the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which is not obligatory but can be a useful and reliable addition to the overall smartphone experience.

Great performance; 64-bit architecture; Bright; colorful; naturally looking Retina display; Long battery life; Superb build quality; premium materials; Good EarPods (included; Surprisingly precise GPS module; Low emission and power consumption levels; The superb build quality and the premium...

Poor black levels, poor contrast ratio, Resolution could be better, screen size could be larger, Non-extendable internal storage, Expensive, As always, a micro SD slot and an HDMI port (the latter can only be had via an expensive adapter); An improved display resolution

When it comes to the iPhone, every review since the 3G has exclaimed one thing: this is the best iPhone yet. And it should go without saying that enough changes and improvements have been made so that the newest models is, in fact, the best.

Blazing fast; Excellent hardware (camera, speaker, overall form); Solid call quality and download speeds; Gorgeous display; OS far more focused on apps

Fingerprint scanner isn't as good as it should be; Major OS changes are often decent, more often abysmal; Battery life isn't competitive with top Android phones; Not the best phone on the market after launch

The design of the iPhone 5S remains largely the same from the iPhone 5. However, this time around one can actually visibly see a difference between the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S. This visible variance was not possible between the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S.

The iPhone 5S isn't just supposed to be "the most amazing iPhone yet." It's not "the thinnest and lightest iPhone ever." No, Apple says the 5S is "the most forward-thinking iPhone yet" and "the best smartphone in the world."

Beautiful design; Super fast processor; Fantastic camera

4-inch phones are starting to feel small; iOS is far from perfect

In many ways, the iPhone 5s is identical in build and appearance to the iPhone 5. It has the same sized 4-inch screen, and is identical in size, shape and weight as the iPhone 5. Because of this, the phone feels really slim and light in your hand, and has a premium feel that you just don't get with...

The iPhone 5s ($199 for 16GB with contract) is a tiny phone with a lot of room to grow. It's amazing how a 4-inch, 4-ounce smartphone is now considered small, but that's the world we live in. Underneath the diminutive hood, though, lies fearsome power.

Incredibly fast processor; Excellent camera; Easy-to-use Touch ID fingerprint sensor; Unmatched app selection

Small screen for an industry-leading smartphone

The iPhone 5S is really just another iPhone, but that is not a bad thing. It is a beautiful design and it works well for what it was designed to do. There will always be a faster, better, more feature filled phone on the market, the iPhone will very likely never be the best phone available, but it...

iOS 7; TouchID; Camera and Features; Performance; Design

Battery Life, Same Old Phone ..; Size & Some Missing Features