Apple has done it again - changed the way people use the phone. While the first time it was where one ‘touches the software', this time where ‘no one touches the hardware' - Thanks to FaceID, you don't touch the phone to authenticate yourself.

The “truth” chapter basically comes down to answering the following question: is the iPhone X worth the money? The answer depends on a series of factors, like the platform/device you’re currently using and your budget.

Comparing the technical specifications, design, and key features of the Apple iPhone X and the Apple iPhone 8....

Apple launches the iPhone X for the iPhone's 10th birthday, which is sold in addition to the "regular" iPhones. The highlight is obviously the OLED screen with very slim bezels. The concept works really well in practice, and we did not miss the Home button.

great display with True Tone; powerful SoC; nice design; great build quality; fast Wi-Fi performance; Bluetooth 5.0; many supported LTE bands; very good dual-camera; IP67

comparatively heavy; storage cannot be expanded; only 12 months warranty; NFC functionality heavily limited; no stereo jack

The best iPhone I've ever used and one of the most exciting phones of 2017. People will baulk at the price and make silly jokes about the notch, but if you're happy to spend then you won't be disappointed.

Stunning screen; Much-improved telephoto camera; The best-looking iPhone ever; Impressive battery life; Face ID is so much better than a fingerprint sensor

Software needs more optimisation for the taller display and notch; No fast-charging plug included; Very expensive

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

Amazing OLED screen; Face ID; wireless charging

Closing apps is fiddly; screen ratio; price

The iPhone X is remarkable and revolutionary – but it's also overpriced and in some regards, represents a step backwards in terms of usability.

Amazing screen; Powerful chipset; Excellent camera

Face ID isn't as good as Touch ID; Expensive

Ever since we used the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus , we've been waiting for the iPhone X . We had our first impressions of the iPhone X a couple of weeks ago. While it described the initial awe that hovered around the device, this is our review of the best iPhone of 2017 after using it for much...

Whether this is the iPhone of your dreams depends on a lot of things. If you wanted a big screen but you were put off by the size of the iPhone Plus then this is going to be the answer to your prayers.