Like the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, the iPhone X uses Apple's new A11 Bionic processor, a hexa-core chip with two performance cores that are 25-percent faster than the A10, and four high-efficiency cores that the company says are 70-percent faster than the old model.

Beautiful OLED display; Face ID is good enough to replace Touch ID; Animojis; Amazing benchmark performance; OIS on both rear cameras; Portrait mode/lighting on front camera

Notch in display causes issues with many apps; Face ID still has some issues; Really expensive

This year's iPhone event was all about the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. So to celebrate that, Apple had a brand new phone in the form of the iPhone X (pronounced as iPhone Ten).

The iPhone X is a shiny new chapter in the history of Apple iPhone

Class leading performance; Gorgeous OLED screen; Excellent design and premium finish; Innovative Face ID tech; Good all round imaging capabilities

Very expensive; Battery-life should have been better; Camera still not the best

The iPhone X is a bold step forward in terms of design and capabilities with its edge-to-edge display, TrueDepth camera and Face ID, but there's also a learning curve.

Gorgeous design; Superior OLED Display; Excellent cameras; including Portrait mode selfies; Blazing A11 Bionic processor; Very good battery life; Animoji show potential of TrueDepth cam

New gestures require learning curve; Fast wired charging costs extra; Face ID not as fast as Touch ID

The iPhone X offers users a versatile, simple and powerful smartphone photography experience. Dual lenses give users zoom flexibility, the lighting effects present in Portrait mode are impressive, detail in video capture is excellent, and the beautiful display really makes photos and videos come to life on the device. Low light performance can be disappointing, though, and the new file formats aren't the friendliest for Windows users. Overall, the iPhone X is one of the most capable smartphone cameras on the market today.

General shooting in good light, photos of people, those looking for excellent video quality.;

Those who often take photos in very low light, power users who may want more flexibility than Apple's ecosystem and default apps allow;

Over the past few years I've openly cheated on my iPhones with Android and, on few occasions, with Windows Phone. Moving forward, as much as a serial cellular cheater can, I can see myself being monogamous with the iPhone X.

New OLED display is beautiful; Bezel-less design makes a big screen usable; A11 Bionic processor is screaming-fast; TrueDepth camera could be a game-changer

It's expensive; Face ID has a learning curve; The 'notch; Apple repairs are more expensive than any other iPhone

The iPhone X, rather like the original iPhone that launched 10 years ago (hence the use of the Roman numeral for 10 rather than the letter X), is...

Powerful processor; Superb screen; Impressive camera; Excellent apps and features; Beautiful design; Lovely build quality

The 'notch; Pricey

The iPhone X is not the phone of the future. It could be, someday, if Apple's right about augmented reality and the power of a great camera. But for now, the iPhone X represents Apple's most ambitious attempt ever at making a phone absolutely seamless.

Gorgeous design; Face ID is a great idea, mostly well executed; Lots of cameras, all of them excellent; It's faster and smoother than whatever phone you're using now

A grand is a lot to spend on a phone; Apple's love of simplicity sometimes makes everything more complicated; Goodbye, stealthy phone-checking

2017 marks the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. What I remember most about the first iPhone was my sense of astonishment. Sure, it had its flaws, but I felt like I was holding the future of computing in the palm of my hand.

Gorgeous OLED display; Face ID works better than expected; Excellent photo quality; Greatly improved processing speed

Expensive; Mixed results with Portrait Lighting; Extra caution needs to be taken with the all-glass design

The iPhone X is the most radical change to the iPhone formula ever, and despite some concerns, Apple has built a seriously impressive machine. We love its build quality and comfortable design, not to mention its expansive screen and great performance.

Impeccable build quality; Face ID generally works well; Great performance; Good main cameras get even better

The lack of a home button takes some getting used to; Not all apps use the whole screen; Portrait selfies are hit-or-miss; Battery life could be better