iPhone X UK release date, UK price and specs: Apple’s best phone yet

iPhone X specs: What’s new inside?

The first thing you’ll spot is that all-display screen. It’s the first thing you’ll notice when you take it out of the box, but there’s something even more arresting about it. The iPhone X’s display is an AMOLED panel with an 18:9 aspect ratio, making it the largest, most impressive screen on an iPhone ever. And like the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, True Tone technology has made an appearance on Apple’s latest. This is something Apple uses on its iPad Pro range for improved colour accuracy and excellent contrast ratio.

That’s right – taking a stab at what Samsung has been doing for years, the iPhone X will benefit from AMOLED technology, with a greater dynamic range of colours and forgoing the need for screen backlighting, potentially saving power.

Internally, there’s an update to Apple’s own SoC chip in the new iPhones, with last year’s iPhone 7 running the A10 Fusion chip. The iPhone X runs Apple’s latest processor, the A11 Bionic, touting a 70% bump in multi-core performance over last year’s iPhone 7. That’s a pretty significant upgrade.

Camera-wise, Apple incorporates the same, if not similar, dual-camera tech found inside last year’s iPhone 7 Plus. We have two lenses: one wide-angle and the other telephoto, with both benefitting from optical image stabilisation (OIS) tech for seriously stable shots. A full specs breakdown is below:

• 5.8in 2,046 x 1,125 OLED display with 458ppi
• 64-bit 6-core Apple A11 Bionic processor
• 64GB and 256GB storage
• Dual 12MP rear-camera f/2.4 and f/1.8 with OIS
• 7MP front-facing camera
• Wireless charging
• No 3.5mm headphone jack
• Available in Space Grey and Silver

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