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Release Date (UK): September 2019 |
The iPhone 11 Pro is the higher-spec and more expensive version of the iPhone 11. It features Apple’s ‘fastest-ever processor’ and a new triple camera, providing excellent performance and top-class photography in a compact package.
The iPhone 11 Pro is the successor to the iPhone XS, and smaller sibling to the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Its headline feature is its new triple camera, which has an ultra-wide lens in addition to the standard wide angle and telephoto lenses. Reviewers generally agreed that this is one of the best - if not the best - cameras available on any smartphone. It also has a brighter display, better battery life, a new, more powerful processor and a new version of iOS. At around £300 more than the iPhone 11, you’ll pay for its premium camera and screen - but the iPhone 11 Pro offers high-powered specs in a compact design.
The camera is the iPhone 11 Pro’s standout feature, and one of the advantages it has over the iPhone 11. It has a triple lens setup, with an ultra-wide camera joining the standard and telephoto lenses for the first time on an iPhone.
In addition to the hardware upgrade it has an improved night mode, which TechRadar said is ‘like turning on the lights in the middle of the night’. It also has an improved portrait mode and the latest Smart HDR, which ensures different elements in a photo are exposed correctly and evenly, and improves dynamic range.
Trusted Reviews found the camera consistently delivered ‘excellent images’ for everyday shots, with great detail and vibrant and well-saturated colours. The Guardian said the camera was ‘a big step up, levelling to or exceeding rivals from the first half of 2019’. TechRadar thought the triple camera setup offered ‘incredible versatility’, while Engadget called it ‘easily the best all-round camera’ that Apple has ever put on a smartphone.
The iPhone 11 Pro looks almost identical to its predecessor, the iPhone XS, and the iPhone X before that, with the same metal and glass body and notch cutout on the screen. It’s smaller than both the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro Max, making it easy to use with one hand.
It features a new frosted matte finish on the rear, which is good for hiding fingerprint smudges. Apple also claims it will make it less slippery to hold, which some reviewers agree with, although The Verge thought it seemed a bit more slippery.
Another difference is the large, square camera bump on the back, which houses the new triple-lens camera setup. The phone is available in a new colour, midnight green, which is a greyish, military green, alongside grey, gold and silver.
Like the iPhone XS, the iPhone 11 Pro has a 5.8-inch display (compared to the Pro Max’s 6.5-inch display). This time around it’s been upgraded to be brighter. Its brightness is boosted even more when watching HDR video content: TechRadar found that watching a movie on iTunes ‘revealed new detail while maintaining deep black colours in scenes’.
The screen is another way the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max differ from their cheaper counterpart, the iPhone 11. The Pro models have an OLED display rather than LCD, meaning they’re significantly sharper, more vibrant and more capable of high contrast.
Trusted Reviews thought the screen was ‘fantastic, sharp and colourful’ and ‘easily one of the nicest to look at out of any 2019 phone’. The Guardian called it ‘a gorgeous display. Sharp, bright, colour-rich and full of contrast’. Engadget thought it was ‘beautiful’ but not noticeably better than the iPhone XS.
The iPhone 11 Pro is powered by the new A13 Bionic chip, Apple’s most powerful processor ever - making this a very fast phone. This is paired with 4GB of RAM and either 64GB, 128GB or 256GB of storage.
TechRadar said the iPhone 11 Pro offers ‘performance you won’t find on Android phones’, and found in their testing that it was the fastest phone around (along with its larger sibling, the iPhone 11 Pro Max). The Verge found it ‘benchmarks far above the competition’ and The Guardian thought it would ‘handle everything you need now, and will likely be a top performer for years to come’.
Apple claims the iPhone 11 Pro’s battery should last four hours longer than its predecessor, the iPhone XS.
Trusted Reviews thought this was a ‘generally accurate way of describing the increase’ and found it could last a whole day. The Guardian found it lasted 32 hours, which was eight hours longer than the XS in their tests. TechRadar found it consistently lasted more than a day - often almost a day and a half - even with heavy use. However, reviewers generally agreed that both the iPhone 11 and the Pro Max model had better battery life.
It has fast charging capability, and for the first time Apple has included a fast charger in the box. This should get your battery to 50% in around half an hour.
What the critics say (scores are out of 100)
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T3 | Matthew Bolton The iPhone 11 Pro's camera might be its stand-out feature, but every part of it has been refined from the inside out. It all combines into a big upgrade, and a truly brilliant phone. Read full review |
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What Hi-Fi? An exceptional phone with an incredible camera, but the standard iPhone 11 will make more sense for most people. Read full review |
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Stuff | Natalya Paul The fullest and most premium iPhone package that will fit in your pocket Read full review |
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Pocket-lint | Stuart Miles For many the standard iPhone 11 will hit the sweet spot, but if you want Apple's best-of-best then look no further. Read full review |
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Expert Reviews | Jonathan Bray If you're an Apple devotee and don't mind spending as much on a phone each month as a secondhand family hatchback, then this is the phone to buy. The only thing to decide is whether to stick with the pocket-friendly iPhone 11 Pro or push the boat out and opt for the larger iPhone 11 Pro Max. Read full review |
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The Guardian | Samuel Gibbs After a misstep last year, Apple is back on top with what is simply the best smaller phone available. The iPhone 11 Pro has longer battery life, a better screen and excellent performance all round. Read full review |
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ZDNet | Matthew Miller The Apple iPhone 11 Pro is nearly perfect and while some may put the high price down as a con in reviews when you use a tool for many hours a day it is pretty easy to justify the price to get work done without any compromises. Read full review |
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Mashable | Raymond Wong Apple's iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are serious threats to mirrorless and DSLR cameras. Read full review |
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Mr Phone | Ershad Kaleebullah A month later, the iPhone 11 Pro deserves all the hype. It is one of the best phones I've used all year. I am switching to the 11 Pro as my primary and if you are an Apple fan, you should too. Read full review |
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Ubergizmo | Hubert Nguyen With the iPhone 11 Pro camera, Apple should be able to keep users content enough that they might not consider a flight to a competitor. Read full review |
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Australian PC World | Henry Burrell It's the best iPhone ever but you can get most of its features on the standard iPhone 11 Read full review |
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The Inquirer | Lee Bell The iPhone 11 Pro isn't an engineering feat to be marvelled at, but it is incredibly beautiful, comes with a great camera and has the best battery on an iPhone yet Read full review |
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AndroidPit | Julius Stiebert It's quite clear: anyone who needs the new triple camera or simply wants it and can afford it won't think long. But those who are now on the road with an iPhone X or XS will still be happy for a while. Read full review |
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Digital Trends | Corey Gaskin The iPhone 11 Pro is the best phone money can buy. Read full review |
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AVForums | David Phelan For now, the iPhone 11 Pro may not be the most advanced on the market. But it's probably, on balance, the best. Read full review |
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The Economic Times | Danish Khan With the iPhone 11 Pro's new camera setup, longer battery life and performance, Apple is certainly back on top. The price could be one of the factors for users to opt for the cheaper iPhone 11, which comes with the same processor. Read full review |
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Neowin | Rich Woods Coming from an iPhone XS Max, the iPhone 11 Pro was a meaningful upgrade for me. I'd definitely say it's worth picking up. Read full review |
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Wired UK | Jeremy White If you have your sensible head on, considering you get nearly all the kit for as much as half the price, you should clearly go for the standard 11. If you simply must have a Pro, because, well, it's a Pro, then go for the normal Pro and avoid the Max, you'll save both your pocket and wallet some extra pounds. Read full review |
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Macworld | Jason Cross The iPhone 11 Pro is undoubtedly the best iPhone, and one of the best smartphones a person can buy, period. How can you not love the fastest, longest-lasting, most-durable, best-camera iPhone ever? Thus, it gets a very high rating. Read full review |
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Wired | Lauren Goode If I had to choose between all three new iPhones, and budget was not a factor, I would buy the iPhone 11 Pro. The smaller size is right for me, and its camera is a step above the two-lens camera module on the iPhone 11. Read full review |
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Gizmodo UK | Adam Clark Estes The iPhone 11 Pro is just the fanciest iPhone you can buy right now. Even if it doesn't turn you into a Hollywood director overnight, you will feel good using the iPhone 11 Pro. Apple is selling a feeling, after all. Read full review |
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Mobile Syrup | Patrick O'Rourke ... the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are set to go down as two of the best smartphones of the year. Read full review |
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The Verge | Nilay Patel These are some of the most well-balanced, most capable phones Apple - or anyone - has ever made. They have excellent battery life, processors that should keep them relevant for years to come, absolutely beautiful displays, and a new camera system that generally outperforms every other phone, which should get even better with a promised software update later this fall. Read full review |
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Engadget | Chris Velazco [The iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max] are both excellent devices, and represent Apple at the peak of its smartphone game. But are they dramatically better than the premium phones the company gave us last year? Well, yes and no. There are plenty of additions and improvements here, but when it comes to day-to-day use, their impact on the overall iPhone experience can seem muted. Read full review |
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NotebookCheck | Daniel Schmidt The Apple iPhone 11 Pro scores highly with its great battery life and its improved cameras. However, its underwhelming speakers may put off some people. Read full review |
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What Mobile | Jasper Hart Overall, Apple has done what it has done for the past few years, which is to make a marginally quicker, slicker phone. Read full review |
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Trusted Reviews | Max Parker The iPhone 11 Pro becomes a hard-sell when you consider just how good the iPhone 11 is. Read full review |
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TechRadar | Matt Swider The iPhone 11 Pro is Apple's most powerful phone that come in a one-hand-friendly size. It has a triple-lens camera to capture best-in-class photos and video from a variety of perspectives, a new night mode to enhance low-light photography and extra battery life prowess. Read full review |
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PC Mag | Sascha Segan ... if you're still holding onto an iPhone 6, and you want to upgrade to the best iPhone you can get today, by all means, go out and get an iPhone 11 Pro-the difference in performance will astound you. Read full review |
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91mobiles | Deepak Dhingra If you've made up your mind about buying a new iPhone, take a close, careful look at the iPhone 11, since it involves very little compromises and delivers almost everything the Pro models can, barring the telephoto lens and AMOLED screen. Read full review |
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VentureBeat | Jeremy Horwitz The iPhone 11s are best suited to hard-core Apple fans who update frequently, and users who can't or don't want to wait until next year when huge changes are guaranteed. If you're in one of those camps, you'll be very happy with Apple's latest incremental updates; otherwise, I'd recommend saving your money for 2020. Read full review |
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Forbes | Ben Sin The iPhone 11 Pro's cameras is the camera I'd recommend to anyone regardless of skill level; and Apple's app ecosystem is the most complete for casual users. Read full review |
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SlashGear | Chris Davies Those who take photography seriously, or who have serious demands from their phone's battery, should be first in line. Read full review |
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Mobile News | Jasper Hart Overall, Apple has done what it has done for the past few years, which is to make a marginally quicker, slicker phone. Read full review |
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144 x 71.4 x 8.1 mm 5.67 x 2.81 x 0.32 in |
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188 g 6.63 oz |
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Size: 5.8 inches diagonal Resolution: 2436 x 1125 pixels Screen Density: 463 ppi Screen-to-Body Ratio: 80.3 % |
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Built-in Storage: 64GB, 256GB, 512GB Expandable Storage: Not Available |
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Main Camera: 12 megapixels (wide-angle) + 12 megapixels (ultra-wide) with LED flash Secondary Camera: 12 megapixels |
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Capacity: 3,200mAh
Removable Battery: No Wireless Charging: Available |
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