Testseek.com have collected 822 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone 5S and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone 5S.
September 2013
(86%)
822 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(60%)
53 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
860100822
The editors liked
64 bit A7 processor + M7 coprocessor
Touch ID
Camera
The iPhone is still a beautiful phone
And iOS is more functional than ever. The redesign of the software makes it feel fresh
Even though the phone looks more or less the same as last year. TouchID really works
And it's a huge convenience
And he has a warning as well
I still believe that users don't really cross shop between Android and iOS
But if Apple doesn't offer a larger display option soon then I believe it will lose some users not because of cross shopping
But out of frustration
Powerful Core
Excellent Camera
Screen touch ID is amazing
Display
A7 chipset
Camera with dualLED flash
Finger scanner
Great Build Quality
Nice Form Factor
Fast and powerful processor
Good quality build
IOS 7
Improved camera
Fingerprint sensor
Classy design
Consistently good performance
Future proof power package
Much improved camera
Touch ID feels right at home
Performanc
Design
Ecosystem of apps
The editors didn't like
Price
Small screen & design is getting dated
The camera is good
But its flash is a disappointment. Battery life isn't good
Especialy compared to some of the behemoths out there. And in places
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The iPhone is still a beautiful phone, and iOS is more functional than ever. The redesign of the software makes it feel fresh, even though the phone looks more or less the same as last year. TouchID really works, and it's a huge convenience,
The camera is good, but its flash is a disappointment. Battery life isn't good, especially compared to some of the behemoths out there. And in places, iOS 7 feels unfinished, or poorly thought out
The 5s is full of contradictions. Its iterative, boring, gimmicky, while at the same time taking the first, unsure steps into making the kind of smartphones and software Apple isnt already dominant in. Which is all-important for the company, but less so...
Blazing fast A7 processor. Call quality is excellent, especially using FaceTime Audio. Touch ID feels like the future, and works flawlessly. Vastly improved camera, particularly the slomo feature, is enough to warrant an upgrade
Apple and iOS developers have yet to dream up truly innovative features. Still waiting for Siri to reach her full potential
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