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The iPhone 11 Pro starts from Ā£1,049, for the 5.8-inch model with 64GB of storage. There's also the
, which has a 6.5-inch screen and longer battery life, but is otherwise identical when it comes to specs. That starts from Ā£1,149 for 64GB.
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You can upgrade to get more storage space. Ā£150 more gets you 256GB. Another Ā£200 on top of that gets you 512GB. It's a pretty hefty premium in both cases, and Apple still doesn't include a microSD card slot.Ā
For most people, 64GB is a pretty reasonable size anyway, but if you like to keep a lot of movies downloaded (or take a lot of your own), or will download loads of games through Apple Arcade, the 256GB version is a solid upgrade in terms of size.
These are damn expensive phones, though the Ā£1,000 mark is now not uncommon ā the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ comes in at Ā£999, and just like that model, these are Apple's highest-end offerings
If it's more than you're willing to spend on a phone, it's totally understandable ā the
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The iPhone 11 Pro is available in four colours: Space Grey (black on all sides), Silver (silver edges and a white back), Gold (warm gold edges with a back that's like a dark peach), and the new Midnight Green (with dark green edges, and kind of moody forest green back).
The latter is apparently wildly popular, which is no surprise for a new colour. It looks lovely ā it's really dark, and in dim lighting could be mistaken for black, but it clearly has this rich green tint in all other lights.