Apple iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max announcement coverage wrap-up

This year Apple reshuffled its phone lineup slightly - all three models are called "iPhone 11". But if you want the premium versions, you'll have to look for the Pro moniker, adopted from the iPad tablets. If you're on desktop, you can check out the three-way comparison between the new models.

Below you'll find links to everything you may want to know about the new models. This includes 1-on-1 comparisons between the new iPhone 11 devices as well as the 2018 phones that they replace.

Apple also unveiled a new entry-level tablet, the iPad 10.2. It has a larger screen than the iPad 9.7 it replaces (obviously) and while it keeps the same price tag, it gains support for the Apple Pencil and has a Smart Connector so you can use it with Smart Keyboard cover.

The new Apple Watch Series 5 has an always on display. Thanks to more efficient components, the watch offers "all day" battery life (18 hours). A compass and accompanying app have been added to the ever-growing spec sheet, as well as new materials, including titanium.

Note that the iPhone XR and iPhone 8 remain available at a lower price. The same goes for the Apple Watch Series 3.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro

	Specifications
	Announcement
	Pricing
	vs. iPhone XS
	vs. iPhone 11 Pro Max
	vs. iPhone 11
	vs. Galaxy S10
	vs. Huawei P30 Pro

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

	Specifications
	Announcement
	Pricing
	vs. iPhone XS Max
	vs. iPhone 11 Pro Max
	vs. iPhone 11
	vs. Galaxy Note10+
	vs. OnePlus 7 Pro

Apple iPhone 11

	Specifications
	Announcement
	Pricing
	vs. iPhone XR
	vs. iPhone 11 Pro
	vs. iPhone 11 Pro Max
	vs. Galaxy S10e
	vs. Pixel 3 XL

Apple iPad 10.2

	Specifications
	Announcement
	vs. iPad 9.7 (2018)
	vs. iPad Air (2019)

Apple Watch Series 5

	Watch Series 5
	Watch Aluminum Series 5
	Watch Edition Series 5
	Announcement
	vs. Watch Series 4
	vs. Watch Series 3
	vs. Galaxy Watch Active2