$1,200 for a phone? The reason I chose it was the camera. The phone part is no different to a $100 unit. The camera is severely cool. Portrait mode is great and it does 3D on Facebook. 256GB has proven enough memory. I remove photos and videos after each shoot. Apple have disabled the multiple delete feature, meaning you are forced into either paying them for more storage, or deleting each photo manually. That's a pig of a con. But I see it as an opportunity to edit the pics one at a time as a I copy them to my storage drive. Video quality is pretty good too. No way is it worth the huge price tag - unless you also buy shares in Apple. In which case you will get your money back as apple junkies (like me) buy whatever their latest gauge is. Best Buy price matched the lowest price for the unit. Another happy experience of purchasing from Best Buy.

Excellent camera quality for beginners and professionals for learning more about portrait settings and wide lenses and taking better selfies as well.

honestly, i just bought the phone for the camera. ended up loving it for how sturdy it is. If you drop your phone often, buy this model. my mom has the 11 and is already dented and messed up. ive dropped my phone so many times and it is fine. charges super fast and lasts me up to 2 whole days. very pricey but 10/10 recommend. also they have wonderful open box deals.

Apple has definitely excelled with camera and have come a long way with iphone 11 pro. I bought this phone specifically for its camera as I am not a great fan of DSLRs for its size and bulkiness to carry along with you in flights. With the wide angle lens and ability to click bright pictures even in extreme darkness amazed me. It adjusts its shutter speed according to the light and shoots amazingly clear pictures. However I found a bit of flicker under extreme dark conditions. Another huge plus point of the phone is its battery. I am able to use the phone with all my normal operations which includes call/music/text/fb/linkedin etc for almost 24+ hours without a recharge. The face id is lighting fast. The size of the phone is optimal. For someone like me who has been using 6s its on a bigger side but manageable. Definitely better than pro max.

I upgraded from the iPhone 6 so this was a huge upgrade. I love the fact that it opens via looking at it. The finger print option back in the day was a great option but now it seems so 2000's. I'm not a big picture person but I love having the option that it very well reviewed and will not be obsolete in a year or so. It pairs well with my airpods and my watch. I guess the biggest thing I appreciate the battery life. It last pretty much all day and I do use the phone to steam music and have blue tooth all day. The only thing that scares me is that 5G phone is coming out next year but I have to remember that not every city has in integrated yet.