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We all know the drill – every September, there’s a new iPhone. This year is no exception, but there are, in fact, three new iPhones. The Apple iPhone 11 Pro, available in standard and ‘Max’ sizes, is designed to be the ultimate iPhone – until next September comes around, of course.

This year, as has been the recent trend across flagship phones, the big focus is the camera. But there are also some interesting updates to the screen, video and audio specifications. So, are these updates enough for non-snappers to justify the expense, or are they better served by the more reasonably priced

The iPhone 11 Pro design is instantly familiar, looking very similar to the iPhone XS and iPhone X of previous years. In fact, it looks a lot like the last one, and the one before that, after all why change a winning formula? 

The shiny metal edges curve nicely in your hand, the 5.8in screen is interrupted by the now familiar notch, and the bottom of the phone has two perforated grilles, one of which packs a speaker, while the other is there purely to keep things symmetrical.

Around the back of the new iPhone 11 Pro, there’s a new matte finish that’s both prettier and feels nicer in the hand, but what stands out most is the triple-lens camera array, which looks awkward at best and ridiculous at worst.

At the bottom of the phone is the same Lightning connector we’ve seen for the last few years, so the rumoured move to USB-C, in line with the latest iPad Pro and MacBooks, hasn’t materialised. Maybe next year when the iPhone should be due a bigger design upgrade.

The iPhone 11 Pro comes in the usual Space Grey, gold and silver finishes, plus a new and rather lovely Midnight Green. Should you wish to be more adventurous, you’ll need to opt for the standard iPhone 11, which is available in four colourful hues as well as black and white