I've always loved apple products so this being the most recent was the natural choice for me; I love everything about this phone it's so easy to use

My only minor complaint is that to purchase items from the app store you have to press the power button twice or of you want to lock the phone by pressing the power button because the volume buttons are exactly opposite you end up accidentally taking lots of scream shots

Love this case. Second time buying the older equivalent after using it for years on my last iPhone. It's not too rubbery so it doesn't get dirty easily and lasted for over 3 years with only one corner coming off.

Apple’s maxed the iPhone X in pretty much every way. The iPhone XS Max is more powerful and more durable, has a bigger screen and larger battery, and has a camera that’ll occasionally make you squee. But also the price-tag’s ramped up to the max as well. The 64GB model is £1099; 256/512GB models, respectively, give your bank account a kicking to the tune of £1249 and £1449. Those price points, for reference, match the first two levels of 13in MacBook Pro. Equivalent models of the Samsung S9+ are three hundred quid cheaper. And you don’t even get a headphone dongle in the iPhone’s box this year. So, yes, this iPhone is expensive, but – most importantly – it’s really bloody good. For anyone rocking a Plus or who feels hemmed in by the iPhone X, it’s an excellent upgrade. But if you don’t care about the extra screen space, or fancy something smaller and lighter, remember the iPhone XS is now basically the same phone – and a hundred quid cheaper.

Gorgeous display; Absurdly powerful; Superb camera; Great build quality;

Expensive; The notch still irks; Wobbles when set on a table; No headphone dongle in the box;

Gorgeous display; Absurdly powerful; Superb camera; Great build quality;

Expensive; The notch still irks; Wobbles when set on a table; No headphone dongle in the box;

Don't be fooled by the "S" label - the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are the best and most powerful iPhones Apple's ever made.

The iPhone XS Max is something special. This is the first time Apple has really pushed its screen size boundaries, and by offering a huge 6.5-inch display it's made its smartphone line attractive to a new segment of potential customers.

Screen great for gaming & movies; Camera is a strong offering

Price: most expensive iPhone ever; Size can make it tricky to handle

The iPhone XS is a decent, if identical-looking, upgrade to the iPhone X. If you like a larger-build phone, the XS Max is an amazing upgrade to the...

Awesome cameras; Attractive display; Strong design (like last year; Improved battery; Fast performer; Dual sim is a neat extra

Most expensive iPhones; Battery on XS better but not enough

After a summer of fairly accurate rumors, the iPhone XS Max has arrived with much fanfare and a proportional price. It is the ultimate expression of Steve Jobs' original vision for the iPhone without compromise -assuming that it fits in your budget.

Last year's iPhone X defined a new kind of normal for Apple's smartphone fans. This year's iPhone XS, meanwhile, is all about balancing polish and progress. The XS uses the same thoughtfully updated iOS 12 as the iPhone X and their physical designs are basically identical, but a more powerful...

In 2007, Apple had set the benchmark of how a smartphone should actually be - where you can touch and experience the interface. The Cupertino-based tech giant introduced the iPhone that had pushed the envelope in terms of design and features, setting it completely apart from the conventional mobile...