Before the release of iPhone 11 Pro, Apple took a lot of heat for what was predicted to be a very minor iteration over last year's iPhone XS. What was actually delivered is anything but inconsequential.

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Today we are looking at the latest flagship phone from Apple – the iPhone 11 Pro. With prices starting at £1049 for the 64GB model, we know that the top-end iPhones are up there with the most expensive smartphones money can buy.

Class leading cameras; Fantastic battery life; OLED display is colourful and vibrant; iOS feels familiar and has added some useful features; Very fast; Face ID slightly improved

No high refresh-rate display; Very expensive

Way back in 2011, when reviewing the iPhone 4S, I compared it to a sports car in a world filled with sedans. At that time, when opting for a premium smartphone, the choice was extremely simple - you either buy the latest iPhone or purchase an Android from the Galaxy S line-up.

Apple wants to be known for having the best smartphone camera around once again

Vastly improved battery life; 'Midnight Green' is stunning; Third ultra wide-angle camera is great

Expensive; Not a significant upgrade over the iPhone XS; Reverse wireless charging for AirPods would have been nice

The X, XS and 11 Pro have the same front... but don′t fool yourself... The 11 Pro with your nuclear battery and awesome cameras it's a true beast. I'm getting 11+ hours on screen with it...

Nuclear Battery; Amazing cameras; Surround speakers; Nice matte glass back; iOS 13 features

Lack of 3D Touch; Still pricey; No USB-C (There's no resonable reason for Apple insist in the Lightning port.

Without a doubt, the iPhone 11 Pro and its bigger brother, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, are significant upgrades to their predecessors for capturing stills and video. While some people initially criticized the idea of a triple camera system on a smartphone, the iPhone 11 Pro proves that smartphones with...

After using the iPhone 11 Pro as much as possible every day for the past week, I was ready to give Apple's phenomenal new flagship device my first perfect 10 rating. Alas, the phone is not perfect, as it offers a paltry 128GB starting capacity. Now, I'm left considering a move to the 256GB model.

Long battery life; High quality stainless steel with matte glass back; Standard; telephoto; ultra-wide angle cameras; Flawless camera software; Improved Face ID security system; Stunning display; High quality stereo speakers; Flat screen; Fast charger in the box

Minimum capacity of 64GB

Purchased this phone two weeks ago - restarts all the time (Like, 3 times in the last 20 min) - would not recommend. Honestly wish I had kept my 6 plus. Took phone into Verizon and they couldn't figure it out either. Super bummed.

Welcome to T3's iPhone 11 Pro review, where we'll put Apple's new top-of-the-line phone through its paces to find out if it deserves its 'pro' moniker. Apple made a big deal about the new triple camera system during the phone's announcement, and also highlighted an improved screen and better battery...

The best phone camera so far; Incredible OLED screen; Supreme processor and graphics power; Much better battery life; Impressive audio

No 5G; No reverse wireless charging; Big notch remains; No USB-C port

It's difficult to divorce any discussion of the merits or otherwise of the iPhone 11 Pro without mention of the price, so let's get that out of the way first. In my view, considering how good the rest of its rivals are right now, the iPhone 11 Pro is simply too expensive.

Brilliant cameras; Vastly improved battery life; Stupendous display quality

Still too expensive; Still has that incongruous notch