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Battery Life โ€“ Go for the iPhone 11 Pro Max if you want truly excellent endurance

The iPhone 11 Pro is the first time a 5.8-inch device from Apple hasnโ€™t felt hamstrung by its battery life. With both the iPhone X and iPhone XS I felt the need to babysit the phones through the day (and maybe give them a top-up if I was going to have a long night), but with the iPhone 11 Pro thatโ€™s not the case.

Apple claims there has been a four hour improvement (thatโ€™s five hours with the Pro Max) when you compare the XS to the 11 Pro. Thatโ€™s a hard metric to really replicate in real-world usage and, of course, battery varies wildly depending on how you use your phone. I would class my use as heavy, with plenty of picture-snapping and video recording throughout the day, and I still made it through the day without worrying. You can kill it quicker with heavy gaming or HDR video streaming, of course, so do always keep that in mind.

Apple has made the iPhone 11 Pro thicker and heavier to accommodate the larger battery and this is a great call. These phones donโ€™t need to be thinner.

If youโ€™re really wanting the best battery life possible then go for the Max. The iPhone 11 Pro Max is the best iPhone I have ever reviewed when it comes to endurance, easily making it through a day and a half with very heavy use.

Another big improvement to the battery here is a new 18w fast charger that comes bundled with the phone. While this isnโ€™t anything new if youโ€™re an Android die-hard, itโ€™s a big boost for the iPhone, which has been saddled with a measly 5w charger since its first iteration. A full charge of the phone takes roughly (this seems to vary quite a lot) 95 minutes, however youโ€™ll get about 40% in 30 minutes if you want a quick top up. Wireless Qi charging remains at the same 7.5w speeds as before.

Appleโ€™s resistance to fully embracing USB-C is another big irritant I have with this phone. The idea of being able to charge the MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and iPhone 11 Prowith the same block and charger just makes so much sense. At least it now comes with a USB-C to Lightning cable.

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