I phone 11 V/S I Phone 11 Pro V/S I Phones 11 pro max .
I phone 11 V/S I Phone 11 Pro V/S I Phones 11 pro max .
The new 2019 iPhone lineup is
finally here and along with their
release came a great weight of
expectation with the fantastic
developments we've seen in Android
smartphones this year it's no secret
that Apple have been playing catch-up
but with some surprising and innovative
improvements the iPhone is back
competing with the best on the market a
lot of the experience you get with the
new phones will feel familiar that
knotch design is still here and it's
starting to show its age but some big
increases to battery life and
significantly improved cameras have
given us a reason to be excited about
iPhone once again this video will cover
everything that's new this year the
differences between each model whether
or not you should upgrade and of course
which iPhone offers the best value for
money let's take a look.
The three new iPhones are direct
successors to previous models we have
the iPhone 11 replacing the cheaper 10
are the 11 Pro replacing the 10s and the
11 Pro max replacing the 10s max the new
naming system has been simplified and is
an improvement on last year but still
could do with some work the use of the
term Pro for example could be a little
controversial as we'll see throughout
this video I also think that we should
just have the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11
Pro and then differentiate between the
two Pro models simply by size this would
make things a lot easier especially
since the two pros are essentially the
same phone but in different sizes Apple
already uses this system with its
MacBook and iPad lineups so it would
make sense here to the iPhone 11 has the
same form factor as the 10 are right
down to the very same size and weight
it's still a glass sandwich with an
aluminium frame and with no change to
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The front design you wouldn't be able to
tell the two apart just by looking the
rear panel has seen some changes though
with a new jewel lens camera module the
square camera bump has a frosted texture
to contrast from the glossy back the
iPhone branding has been removed and the
Apple logo is now centered to take into
account the larger camera module these
changes do give the iPhone a cleaner
look but depending on your region you
may still find some safety stamps at the
bottom water assistance has now been
improved to ip68 to protect the phone
again submersion at up to 2 meters for
30 minutes twice the depth of the iPhone
10 are the phone is available in six new
pastel colors in contrast to the bolder
colors of the 10r
The pro models also follow a similar
design from last year's models but are
actually a little bit bigger thicker and
heavier than their predecessors the
increase in thickness is largely due to
the new bigger batteries which marks a
rare change in apple's approach in which
function has been prioritized over style
again we have a glass sammich design
which the pro models have a stronger
stainless steel frame versus the
aluminium frame in the iPhone 11 it's
the majority of other smartphones -
stainless steel is much harder than
aluminium so will offer better scratch
resistance the rear panels are sporting
the new triple lens camera system and
now have frosted glass backs with glossy
camera modules the reverse of the iPhone
11 by personally much prefer the pros
design over the iPhone 11 the match
texture to the glass feels really good
in the hand and is much more resistant
to fingerprints as you've likely already
noticed there's a new color option with
the pro models in addition to the gold
silver and Space Gray from last year the
new midnight green is only subtly
different from space
Gray and his far less obviously green
than pitchers would initially suggest
it's stainless steel border its color
matched to but only in certain light
will you be able to see the difference
from the space great model the pros also
have improved water resistance again
with an ip68 rating but have actually
been tested to a depth of 4 meters as
opposed to 2 awarding the 11 pros the
best water resistance for any smartphone
despite not having an increase in
thickness the iPhone 11 receives a
slightly larger battery than the 10 R
but it's mainly due to optimizations
with the new processor that enable the
phone to extend its battery life by one
hour the 10 are already had fantastic
battery life the best of last year's
I Phones so to extend this even further
is great to see the pros on the other
hand to take this a whole lot further
with significantly larger batteries than
their predecessors the 11pro lasts for
hours longer than the 10s as the 11 Pro
max lasts 5 hours longer than the 10s
max which are absolutely huge gains in
battery life finally iPhone users have
been given what they've been asking for
for years sacrificing a bit in terms of
the phone's thickness to give much
better battery life the pro models also
finally have the fast chargers included
in the box
Something Apple ready should have been
doing for years but it's great to see
them finally make this change the 18
watt adapter has a USBC connector and a
USB c2 lightning cable is included too
unfortunately Apple didn't make the full
switch to USB C despite the fact that
they've been using USB C in their iPad
pros so given that they've also called
these phones pro I would have thought
that we'd see USB C here too it's likely
we'll need to wait for next year's
iPhones to finally ditch the Lightning
port but including USB C fast charges in
the box is at least a step in the right
direction
The cheaper iPhone 11 doesn't receive
the fast charger in the box and instead
comes with the standard 5 watt adapter
well three phones are capable of fast
charging though and using the 18 watt
charger I was able to charge the iPhone
11 in two hours and twelve minutes the
11pro in one hour 14 minutes at the
11pro marks in two hours in one minute
fast charging provides 50 percent
battery after just 30 minutes of
charging but the 18 what speed does pale
in comparison to the competition with
speeds now up to and even exceeding 45
watts the phone support qi wireless
charging at seven-and-a-half watts but
again this is starting to fall behind
the competition with speeds up to 4
times faster and now becoming available
the iPhone 11 has the exact same 6.1
inch liquid Retina display is the 10
it's an LCD display with a resolution
that doesn't quite reach 1080p which
20:19 standards is lacking behind the
competition Samsung's Galaxy S 10 II for
Example widely considered to be the
equivalent to this phone has a much
better 1080p AMOLED display the bezels
on the iPhone 11 are also pretty thick
especially by today's standards I should
say though that I am approaching this as
a tech reviewer as the majority of
people considering this phone really
won't care too much about the specs the
iPhone Elevens display is still very
sharp has beautiful colors and is still
a big improvement from many of the older
generation iPhones the iPhone 11 pros by
contrast have far superior OLED displays
the bezels are noticeably thinner on the
pro models but is the true blacks and
bright whites that really separates the
two displays with iOS 13 introducing
dark mode you can only fully appreciate
this on the older displays of the pro
models the deep blacks are really
striking and of course more battery
efficient too
The pros have improved displays from the
telus models of last year and now have
much higher brightness and contrast
ratios Apple have dubbed the displays
super retina XDR since they borrow
elements from the upcoming Pro display
XDR which I'd imagine is part of how
Apple want to justify the term pro in
the phone's name as good as these
displays are though I really think of
these should have had the 120 has
refresh rate that we've seen in the ipad
pro's and therefore calling them pro
would have at least made a bit more
sense the increased brightness now peaks
at 800 nits under normal use which makes
for fantastic viewing in bright
conditions but the screen actually maxes
out at 1200 nits when viewing high
dynamic range content and this is where
the displays really shine you can notice
The improved brightness over last year's
tennis models but for me it's really the
improved contrast ratio that stands out
despite the increased brightness the
displays are actually 15 percent more
efficient so your content looks even
better without sacrificing on battery
life
One potential downgrade here though is
that the phone's no longer support 3d
touch which has been replaced by haptic
touch instead this is a feature we
expected to see removed and is something
you'll eventually learn to adjust to but
I did miss how much faster 3d touches on
the tennis max content on these displays
does look absolutely stunning and on the
pro max is six and a half inch display
especially which with new spatial audio
it sounds better to the speakers on
these phones are noticeably louder and
with higher audio quality at the spatial
audio with Dolby Atmos support can give
you a really immersive experience when
watching movies as great as these
displays are though the one major thing
I just can't overlook is the large and
obtrusive knotch
the once innovative notch display now
looks very outdated by whatever
smartphones are offering today be it
Smaller hole punch cutouts or entire
screen displays with pop-up cameras the
front appearance of Apple's iPhone
hasn't changed in two years and I can
completely understand anybody wanted to
hold off upgrading until the rumored
redesign of the 20/20 iPhone as
convenient as face ideas I would
definitely take an under display
fingerprint scanner in order to shrink
the notch down to just the front facing
camera lens
Speaking of face ID this is now said to
be 30% faster confusingly Apple have
also stated that the speed boost is due
to improvements within iOS 13 so I
tested the unlock speed on the 11pro
Macs against last year's 10s Mac's on
both iOS 12 and 13 running iOS 12 the
10s max is noticeably slower than the
11pro max but updated to iOS 13 there
was essentially no difference at all so
the faster face ID is simply due to iOS
optimizations and not the new phones
themselves face ID is also supposed to
work at more angles but from my testing
with tilting and rotations that doesn't
seem to have been any improvement at all
still the speed boost is a welcome
change especially since face ID was
previously slower than most unlock
methods like fingerprint sensors what's
also packed inside iPhones knotch is the
front-facing true depth camera this has
a 12 megapixel sensor with next-gen
smart HDR improved from the 7 megapixel
sensor of the previous generation the
difference in image quality from last
year is quite striking images are
brighter and much sharper than before
You can see here just how much more
detail the 11pro max is able to capture
portrait mode photos now look even
better too and I think that the depth
perception does appear to have been
improved on the new phones when using
the front-facing camera you can now tap
to expand the field of view to get a
little bit extra into the frame but the
phone will actually do this for you if
you're rotated to landscape another new
feature here is quick take video where
if you hold down the shutter button the
phone will automatically switch from
photo mode and start recording video and
you can then swipe to the right to lock
in video recording in previous years
pressing and holding the shutter button
would take burst photos instead so to do
this on the new phones you now drag the
shutter button to the left video has
also been improved to now support 4k
recording at 60 frames per second
awarding iPhone the highest quality
front-facing video for any smart phone
the cinematic stabilization is now
supported at 4k too it's the difference
in video quality from last year's models
is very apparent
I also noticed that the video isn't as
cropped in on the new phones so you can
fit more into the frame even when
recording video slow motion video is now
supported on the front camera too
which Apple have said will allow you to
take slow fees it's a ridiculous name
and honestly I can't ever see slow
motion video on the front-facing camera
ever being useful in real-world
applications but it's there if you want
it the biggest changes with the new
iPhones come with the improved rear
facing cameras the ultra white lens is
the most notable new addition and
something that fans have been asking for
for some time now this means that the
iPhone 11 now has 12 megapixel main and
ultra white lenses
Marking a departure from the main and
telephoto setup we've seen in previous
chul lens iPhones for me personally the
pairing of the main and option white
lens is by far the better choice I can't
say ever really use the telephoto lens
in the past whereas the ultra white lens
offers a completely different type of
photo and is something I'd use more
often if you do want a telephoto lens
though then you'll need to get one of
the 11 Pro models instead which have all
three lenses the pros telephoto lens is
actually improved from last year now
with a wider aperture for better
low-light photography what surprised me
Was just how fluidly the phone switched
between the three lenses which is even
possible whilst recording video using
the zoom wheel you can notice as the
lens switches over which the transition
is pretty smooth and doesn't stutter as
we've seen in some of the smartphones
another nice feature is that the phone
intelligently adapts to the environment
to suggest when the ultra wide lens
might be useful it will display a
transparent image of how much extra you
could fit into the frame if you switch
to the ultra wide lens these suggestions
appear when viewing scenes such as
landscapes and you can see as I move a
subject into focus like these air pods
that the phone fades out the ultra wide
preview and the borders tend to black as
I remove the air pods the landscape
scene comes back into frame
that's the transparent preview returns
the animations for squeezing the
previews into frame as you switch lenses
are pretty smooth and you can see that
you can also get a mainland's preview
When viewing the telephoto lens there
have also been improvements to dynamic
range with next-gen smart HDR to give
enhanced highlights and shadow details
we should see this taken even further
over the coming months as Apple releases
deep fusion a new technology for
enhanced image processing the top
demises textures details and noise
across the entire image the feature
sounds impressive so it'll be
interesting to see how well this works
the full range of portrait effects are
now available to all three phones but
what's great about the pro models is
that you can now choose whether
portrait mode with the main or telephoto
lens where in previous years this was
locked at the telephoto lens only the
iPhone has one of the best portrait
modes of any smartphone images are sharp
and detailed and the edge detection with
both cameras is very good the cameras
have also been upgraded to finally
include a dedicated night mode even in
the darkest of conditions the phones do
a great job for exposing your images
whilst retaining a decent amount of
detail from my testing so far this is
one of the better night modes that I've
used
possibly even the best so it'll be
interesting to see how this compares to
the Google pixel
For in a couple of
weeks looking at these images here you
can see how using night mode Erbs able
to capture details in the roof which
were completely missing in the other
image you have control over the shutter
speed so you can customize how much
lights you want the phone to take in and
this allows you to take long exposures
to produce images like this this was
taken in almost pitch black conditions
and to give you an idea of context this
is how the image looked with night mode
turned off one area where the iPhone is
dominated the industry is in video
recording and Apple have taken this even
further with the new iPhones extended
dynamic range is now supported up to 60
frames per second the new video editor
is extremely comprehensive thanks to iOS
13 as there are new features like audio
zoom which I'll be testing against the
Galaxy Note 10.1 inch stabilization that
really puts iPhone ahead of the rest
this 4k 60 frames per second clip was
taken was walking with the phone held
relaxed in my hand and the iPhone smooth
video recording is simply peerless the
camera improvements are a welcome
addition to the new phones even if some
of those were long overdue it's really
great to see that the upgrades aren't
just reserved for the pro models the
I Phone 11 has the exact same cameras
performance and features with the
exception of the telephoto lens the
camera module may have a controversial
design but the great performance means
of the iPhone now once again has one of
the best cameras on a smartphone as
usual we see some performance gains with
Apple's new a 13 Bionic chip which is
the fastest CPU in any smartphone the
CPU is said to be 20% faster and 30%
more efficient than its predecessor and
the GPU is 20% faster and 40% more
efficient last year's 1/12 Bionic was
already an incredibly powerful chip and
she'll probably only see a slight speed
improvement with general use but the
power enhancements allow the phone to
process those new camera features smart
HDR and extended dynamic range the
seamless blending of multiple exposures
from the triple camera system and
simultaneous 4k 60 recording from
multiple lenses whilst the CPU carrie
out its 1 trillion operations per second
behind the scenes what you'll really
notice is the vastly improved efficiency
and despite the phone's higher
Processing power the improvements to
battery life are perhaps the best new
feature this year even with moderate to
high use I was often exceeding 10 hours
of screen on time which easily competes
with the best Android smartphones
I found myself charging the phones every
couple of days as opposed to every night
and to the improved battery life is one
of the most noticeable and significant
improvements from previous models Apple
have also designed a new u1 chip which
allows the phone to use ultra wideband
technology for spatial awareness
this will allow iPhone to utilize
applications with precise location
tracking the full potential of which
will see unlocked in the future for now
though you can use the chip for priority
file sharing and airdrop
simply by pointing your phone towards
another device you can highlight your
target receiver for faster file
transfers one other thing I feel is
important to mention is this Apple have
taken further steps to reduce their
environmental impact by including 100%
recycle tin in the logic board at 100%
recycled rare earth metals in the taptic
engine the first smartphone ever to do
so of course there's always more they
Could be doing but I think is important
to recognize and acknowledge this kind
of positive action now when it comes to
the price we are dealing with flagship
smartphones and prices are accordingly
very high but Apple surprised everyone
by announcing that the iPhone 11 would
retail at 699 dollars $50 cheaper than
last year's iPhone 10 are the 11 is a
significant improvement over the 10 are
so to lower the price this year it was a
surprising but pleasing move from Apple
the pro models is expected retail for
the same price as last year's phones at
999 and 2099 dollars respectively it's
bad news for UK fans though since Apple
have had to increase the UK prices due
to the current political uncertainty
this isn't apples fault at all but
something to note for those looking to
buy in the UK one thing that definitely
is Apple's fault though is still having
just 64 gigabytes of storage in the
baseline models
Yes cloud storage is now fairly cheap
and readily available but 64 gigabytes
is one of the lowest storage options on
the market and leaves Apple far behind
the competition I really think that
Apple should have at least doubled the
storage and I can't help but feel as
though this was a missed opportunity in
terms of deciding between the phones the
pros are separated from the 11 in four
main areas for design the display
battery life and the telephoto lens the
telephoto lens is definitely not a
priority for
me as the battery life on the 11 is
already so good but I wouldn't feel
compelled to upgrade to a pro but having
experienced the true blacks offered by
OLED the pros XD are displays are very
tempting not to mention the feel of
those frosted glass backs and the added
durability of the stainless steel frames
whether or not you think these extras
justify the higher price tags is up to
you but I personally think that the
iPhone 11 offers by far the best value
for money and it's the phone that most
people should buy obviously all three of
these phones are very expensive but the
iPhone 11 is offering a whole lot of
phone at under $700 as for deciding
between the 11pro into Promax Apple
makes this choice a lot easier since
these are the same phones just with
different screen sizes and a slightly
better battery life on the pro max
photographers and movie watchers might
want to consider their pro max since
viewing content on the larger six and a
half inch display is really enjoyable
but the form factor and one-handed use
benefits that the 11pro offer are pretty
compelling too should you upgrade from
last year's phones no but an annual
phone refresh seldom justifies this kind
of upgrade as tempting as the new
features are it's probably not quite
worth the money if you win a 10 our 10s
or tennis max for those with an iPhone 8
or older though now might be a good time
to upgrade since you can benefit from
improvements from the past two years
like face ID thinner bezels and the
gorgeous OLED displays for those who
can't look past Apple's aging knotch
design though you'll probably want to
hold off for another year for a
significant redesign that some would
argue is long overdue
5g hasn't yet arrived to the iPhone and
realistically the world isn't ready for
the technology anyway but for those who
would hang on to their phone for four or
five years you should also consider
waiting for Apple to launch their 5g
phones the iPhone 11 lineup built on the
foundation set by last year's phones and
you get the sense that Apple have pushed
the iPhone to its maximum potential
before the major redesign we're
expecting to see next year a complete
camera overhaul and significantly
improved battery life are exactly what
the iPhone needed and invent is to Apple
these are areas in which they've
absolutely delivered there's clearly a
room for improvement here but the 2019
iPhones mock a significant step not only
in catching up with the best Android
smartphones but in some areas exceeding
them too for everything that Apple still
leaves to be desired changes like
including the fast charges inside the
pro boxes they're pushed to use more
recyclable materials at releasing
thicker iPhones with bigger batteries
shows that they're taking steps in the
right direction even if the stone was
convinced you just yet this year's
iPhone lineup certainly feels more
exciting than this time last year
so for
who felt off upgrading now could be the
time to make that change but what do you
guys think about these phones did they
offer enough to warrant an upgrade at
which of the three do you think offers
the best value for money let me know in
the comments which one of these you'll
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