Testseek.com have collected 822 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone 5S and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone 5S.
September 2013
(85%)
822 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: GADGET DESIGNER Apple's iPhone 5S makes subtle additions to the popular smartphone rather than major overhauls. In this video, we put the iPhone 5S head to head against its predecessor, the iPhone 5, to see if it's worth t...
A7 processor makes for speedier navigation through iOS 7, plus enhanced graphics. Touch ID sensor is extremely cool and useful. iSight camera is even better than before. Very good battery life. Retina display and LTE quality just as strong as on iPhone 5.
Storage options haven’t changed. Small number of A7- and M7-optimized experiences at press time. Not as essential an upgrade as the last one.
With impressive new tech and an even better camera in tow, the iPhone 5s is another superb device, but it’s a subtler upgrade than the last. Product iPhone 5s Company Apple Contact www.apple.com Price $199 (16GB), $299 (32GB), or $399 (64GB) with...
Excellent Build Quality, Touch ID Fingerprint Sensor, Best Smartphone Ecosystem
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The iPhone 5s is definitely worth Apple's $199 subsidized asking price, but it's tough to justify paying full price for the device if you're upgrading from an iPhone 5 and ineligible for a discount. It is certainly worth the $100 premium over the iPhone 5...
Smartphones have reached a cruising speed where they steadily evolve at a slower pace (in %) in terms of processing power and functionality. The iPhone 5s evolution definitely keeps Apple as a major player in the smartphone race and should give it a nice...
Published: 2013-10-24, Author: Michael , review by: notebookcheck.net
Great performance, 64-bit architecture, Bright, colorful, naturally looking Retina display, Long battery life, Superb build quality, premium materials, Good EarPods (included), Surprisingly precise GPS module, Low emission and power consumption levels
Poor black levels, poor contrast ratio, Resolution could be better, screen size could be larger, Non-extendable internal storage, Expensive
The Apple iPhone 5s is a successful refresh of the iPhone 5. In terms of design, it has remained largely unaltered, with the exception of the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which is not obligatory but can be a useful and reliable addition to the overall sma...
Abstract: The iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c launched a month ago today, and that means we've had just over 4 weeks to put them through their paces and evolve our first impressions. So, was the iPhone 5s a forward looking upgrade, is the iPhone 5c a popular alternative? O...
Published: 2013-10-20, Author: Will , review by: tekbeattv.com
the iPhone 5S made some great additions that will allow users to enjoy passcode free logins into their phone and better photographs. The new 64 bit support will open a door to more and more 64 bit applications for users (hopefully allowing them to weathe...
Built upon iPhone 5's solid hardware foundation, the 5s adds nextgen processing chops and a totally usable fingerprint reader. iOS 7 brings Apple up to par with Android, and you get access to what's arguably still the better ecosystem.
Not enough to warrant an upgrade for current iPhone 5 users. Android flagships are just as good as the iPhone these days.
One area that often gets overlooked in a smartphone review is how the device handles calls. With the 5s, I had no problems making or receiving calls nor were there any issues with sound quality over AT&T's network. Furthermore, the loudspeaker sounded rea...
Published: 2013-10-16, Author: James , review by: gadgetreview.com
Abstract: ‘ve owned an iPhone since the beginning. Well, since eight months after the original released, when a friend sold me his with a giant gash on the top right of the display. It worked perfectly…it just looked like it was dropped one to many times on a spike...
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