Apple's iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are difficult smartphones to review. Both devices offer users excellent camera performance, a sleek-looking design and optimization for augmented reality (AR) content thanks to Apple's powerful new A11 Fusion processor.

New camera features are impressive; Qi wireless charging is great; A11 processor is a substantial upgrade over the A10

iPhone X is looming on the horizon; Not a big upgrade over the iPhone 7; Design is showing its age

I decided to order an Apple iPhone 8 Plus, which is a lot like the current iPhone, instead of the totally redesigned and highly anticipated iPhone X. I might regret it in a few months, but let me explain why I decided to go with one of Apple's more traditional iPhones this year.

The 4.7-inch iPhone 8 and the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus feature fresh looks, industry-leading power, and wireless charging.

Apple's breakthrough smartphone, the iPhone X , is still weeks away at least – and it will be priced the other side of $1,500. And while the iPhone 8 is more affordable, its 4.7in screen is starting to look pretty small by today's standards.

reviews particulares de los nuevos dispositivos de Apple . Y es que tras la pasada Keynote en la que vimos como los chicos de Cupertino nos presentaban el nuevo iPhone X, el nuevo iPhone 8 , el Apple Watch Series 3, y el Apple TV 4K, somos muchos los que queremos ver como son estos dispositivos...

Parte trasera en cristal; Nueva cámara; Incorpora el mismo procesador que el iPhone X

Arrastra ciertas características del diseño anterior; Mantiene los bordes a diferencia del iPhone X; Las capacidades con las que se vende

This should have been a 7S. That simple. But it's complicated. Too complicated perhaps for Apple as we used to know it.

There's an X-factor hanging over Apple's new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, a question that can't be answered just yet, but needs to be answered before you can know whether to buy either of the new iPhones, or wait them out.

This year, Apple broke from tradition and introduced two totally new iPhones: the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X. What's up with that? As cool as the iPhone X looks, the iPhone 8 is still a fantastic device.

There's a concerning trend for new flagship phones to pull further away from the prices of their predecessors. By create a gaping void with handsets in the mid-range, manufacturers are attempting to establish the latest models as luxury items without offering huge leaps forward in technology.

It's not very often that two new iPhone models are upstaged at their own launch, but that's exactly what happened at Apple's September event this year. The iPhone X was the star of the show, the cool new kid everyone wanted to hang out with, while the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus were relegated to the...