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iPhone 11 Pro

The first iPhone Apple called Pro: three color-matched cameras, the Super Retina XDR display, and four hours more battery than the XS.

Released September 20, 2019 · Discontinued October 13, 2020 · From $999 (64 GB, unlocked)

iPhone 11 Pro

Apple used the word Pro on an iPhone for the first time here. What earned it was the third camera: wide, ultra-wide and telephoto, all 12 megapixels, all color-matched so switching between them mid-video did not shift the image. Night mode came too, and the combination made this the phone that stopped most people carrying a camera. The screen was new. Super Retina XDR, 5.8 inches of OLED at 458 pixels per inch, 1200 nits peak brightness and a claimed two million to one contrast ratio, and it was plainly better than the XS panel next to it. The A13 Bionic ran the whole thing on a battery that lasted four hours longer than the XS, which was the largest single-generation jump Apple had managed. The back was milled from one piece of glass with a matte finish. It cost $999 and shipped September 20, 2019.

Reviews & Reception

The first Pro-branded iPhone drew strong marks for cameras and battery, with reviewers hedging on how much had really changed.

These are both excellent devices, and represent Apple at the peak of its smartphone game.

Chris Velazco · 2019

But are they dramatically better than the premium phones the company gave us last year? Well, yes and no.

Chris Velazco · 2019