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If you want the fully-loaded 2019 flagship iPhone 11 then the iPhone 11 Pro is the one for you. While I wouldnโt necessarily say this is the best iPhone for everyone, itโs a fantastic buy that stands as one of the most complete iPhones Apple has ever made.
After using the iPhone 11 Pro on a daily basis since its release, my original opinion hasnโt changed and in many ways I like the phone even more. iOS 13 has picked up lots of updates to squash that huge amount of bugs that were there at release and the excellent battery life has become even more obvious. You donโt need to buy the larger phone to achieve a comfortable all-day battery life.
But itโs still the triple camera array on the back that makes this such a great phone and this has become even more obvious after the launch of the Pixel 4. While Googleโs new flagship takes excellent snaps, the versatility afforded by the three iPhone sensors just gives you so much more freedom. The video recording remains the best on the market too and the facial unlocking is, again, far superior to anything else you can currently get.
The iPhone 11 Pro packs three distinct 12-megapixel cameras, which for the first time in an Apple device, includes an ultra-wide angle lens (13mm equivalent, f/2.4). You also get a standard lens (26mm, f/1.8) and a 2x telephoto lens (52mm, with an improved maximum aperture of f/2.0).
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Apple has seriously improved its photographic output with the iPhone 11 Pro (and with the iPhone 11 in many ways) and it now stands toe-to-toe with the best out there. I would even go as far as saying itโs my favourite smartphone camera thanks to the quality of all three cameras, the reliable โ if not manually accessible โ Night Mode and the sheer sharpness of daylight photos.
Even though the megapixel count hasnโt changed in years, the 11 Pro takes supremely detailed snaps with lovely colour reproduction across all three cameras. You zoom in and zoom out without noticing youโre changing lenses โ something that normally trips up other triple-camera phones.
Night Mode is a feature weโve been wanting on iPhone for a number of years now, and finally we have it. The iPhone 11 Proโs take on this mode is a little different, as it comes on automatically when the light is low and canโt be manually flipped on and off. This can be slightly annoying, as in a few instances I would have preferred to be able to turn it on myself.