Review of Apple's iPhone 11 after over a month of testing, and copious iOS 13 updates which have sorted most of the bugs and other issues. Here's what I think of the camera tech, performance, battery life and other features of the iPhone 11 after more long-term personal use.

Although this Apple smartphone looks just like last year's iPhone XR, albeit with a fugly new camera chassis, the internals have changed a bit. You now get the speedy A13 chipset for top gaming performance, plus better battery life. And those optics have been upgraded also, with a ultra-wide angle lens and new night mode added to the camera tech.

However, this iPhone is still crazy expensive at over £700, despite offering more basic features compared with far cheaper Android rivals. No 5G, no OLED screen with 90Hz refresh, no telephoto camera lens, no two-day battery, no fingerprint sensor... and all wrapped up in a chubby chassis.

The iPhone 11 here was provided by Sky Mobile, offering the phone from £36 per month with 10GB data allowance (and you can roll over unused data for three years).

https://www.sky.com/shop/mobil....e/phones/apple/apple