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The iPhone 11 supports Apple’s new ‘spatial audio’ playback, which is claimed to deliver an ‘immersive surround sound experience’ and also Dolby Atmos.

Like the XR, the iPhone 11's built-in speakers sound good by smartphone standards. We wouldn't recommend listening through them for any serious length of time, but for watching a quick blast of a cookery programme in the kitchen or listening to a podcast at decent volume, the iPhone 11 will oblige. There’s decent weight and detail in vocals and dialogue with the presentation not too tinny or harsh.

Plug in a decent pair of in-ear headphones (you’ll need Apple’s 3.5mm-to-Lightning dongle), or fire up a pair of wireless earbuds and the phone really earns its stripes. We’ve come to expect musicality and rhythm where Apple’s smartphones are concerned and the iPhone 11 doesn't disappoint.

Play Meek Mill’s Dreams And Nightmares and the phone ebbs and flows through the lengthy first verse. There’s detail and definition to each strike of the piano keys. The phone communicates the shift in intensity for different notes explicitly. You hear the strings arrive into the track's open, airy soundstage and they slot straight into place.

As the track switches intensity and attitude, the iPhone 11 steps up to the plate. The song’s tight bassline isn’t the most complex, but there’s not an ounce of excess fat here. The iPhone’s dynamic prowess means it can deliver all the high and low-level dynamic shifts effortlessly.

Switch to The Streets’ Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way and the iPhone jumps into action, serving up the track with bucketloads of enthusiasm. There’s plenty of space in the soundstage, the bouncing bass, sparkling treble and twin vocal all delivered clearly and with a fine sense of refinement.