In addition to the iPhone 11, today Apple announced 2 more iPhone models, the 11 Pro and Pro Max. The Pro line is the successor to last years iPhone XS and XS Max.
Visually, the new models are extremely similar to last years, with the same 5.8 inch and 6.5 inch OLED displays (notch included). They goes all the way up to 1200 nits of brightness which is useful in direct sunlight, as well as supporting HDR and Dolby Vision which is great if you watch a lot of movie and video content.
Battery, which is always a concern when it comes to iPhones, will last longer too, with 4 hours extra on the 11 Pro and 5 extra on the Pro Max when compared to last years models. This is all thanks to the more efficient OLED display, coupled with the new A13 Bionic processor. Apple also includes an 18-watt wall charger which will give much faster charging speeds compared to the 5-watt chargers that came with XS and XS Max.
The big change here however is the cameras, with three on the rear. While you could argue that the not the best looking camera set up ever seen on a device, the pictures it takes are sure to be fantastic. In addition to the standard and telephoto lenses, there is an all new ultra-wide lens (all 12 megapixels) allowing you to get more in your shots without having to step back. There is an all new Night Mode too which will allow some great detail when taking shots when there isn’t much light available.
The front facing camera also gets an upgrade, with a wider lens and a resolution bump to 12 megapixels. It also has the ability to record slow-mo selfies (which Apple is calling “Slofies”).
Being top end iPhones, naturally they are not cheap, starting from £1049 for the 64GB 11 Pro, going all the way up to £1499 for a 512GB 11 Pro Max. Coming in Space Grey, Silver, Gold and Midnight Green, pre-orders are available now, with the products launching on the 20th September.