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    iPhone 11 Pro vs iPhone 11 Pro Max vs iPhone 11

    Nov 15, 2019 5 minutes

    The display, the camera, the battery, a little extra water resistance, and a better charger. When you boil it all down, those are the only real differences between the iPhone 11 and the two iPhone 11 Pro models. That and £300 to £400. That’s not to say you shouldn’t spend the extra money on the Pro or Pro Max, but you should know what you’re getting for your money. So here’s how the three phones stack up.

    Design

    Apple didn’t deviate too much from the formula it presented in the iPhone XS and XR. That means in terms of body size the entry-level iPhone 11 is sandwiched between the new Pros, despite costing significantly less. Here’s how the three phones measure up:

    iPhone 11: 75.7x150.9x8.3mm

    iPhone 11 Pro: 71.4x144x8.1mm

    iPhone 11 Pro Max: 77.8x158x8.1mm

    Despite the

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