ZDNet reviews iPhone 11 Pro: The 256GB model is a perfect 10

A transformative triple‑camera system that adds tons of capability without complexity. An unprecedented leap in battery life. And a mind‑blowing chip that doubles down on machine learning and pushes the boundaries of what a smartphone can do. This is the first iPhone powerful enough to be called Pro.
A transformative triple‑camera system that adds tons of capability without complexity. An unprecedented leap in battery life. And a mind‑blowing chip that doubles down on machine learning and pushes the boundaries of what a smartphone can do. This is the first iPhone powerful enough to be called Pro.

Matthew Miller for ZDNet:

After using the iPhone 11 Pro as much as possible every day for the past week, I was ready to give Apple’s phenomenal new flagship device my first ever perfect 10 rating. Alas, the phone is not perfect as it offers a paltry 128GB [sic 64GB] starting capacity. Now, I’m left considering a move to the 256GB model…

When Apple starts the iPhone 11 Pro at $1,000 then it should start with 128GB capacity, especially with an improved triple rear camera system that will have you capturing more photos and videos than ever before…

The Apple iPhone 11 Pro is nearly perfect and while some may put the high price down as a con in reviews, when you use a tool for many hours a day it is pretty easy to justify $1,000 price to get work done without any compromises.

MacDailyNews Take: So, in effect, the 256GB iPhone 11 Pro is perfect according to ZDNet’s Miller!

It follows then that the 512GB iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are extra perfect!

(Of course, Apple very carefully sets storage tiers in order to encourage sales of higher storage and therefore higher-priced devices.)

2 Comments

  1. 11 Pro Max, Midnight Green, 512GB is perfect IF you can find one to buy. My Xfinity Mobile store in Santa Cruz CA is still waiting for Apple to send them one for me to trade out my 512GB XS MAX. Waiting for my model of choice to complete an in-person tradeout is a very frustrating process.

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