Apple iPhone XFrom real comments

Verdict distilled from 35 mentions across 13 aspects in comments under product review videos.

Positive sentiment72%
PROS 72%
CONS 28%

Rank based on 35 mentions across 13 aspects

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Buy this if...

  • You want a premium glass-and-steel build with a comfortable, iconic design
  • You value Face ID and a buttonless full-screen look over a home button
  • You're looking for a phone with proven long-term durability and reliability

What users love

Skip this if...

  • You don't want to pay $1,000 for a phone with a slow included charger
  • You're concerned about high repair costs for the front/back glass panels
  • You dislike Face ID's unlock quirks, like needing open eyes or accidental triggers

What users complain about

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Best choiceBest value
1Mid
Massive 7000mAh battery50MP cameras with AI featuresWater and dust resistance (IP66/68/69)Not ideal for hardcore gamingPrice feels a bit high to some
Massive 7000mAh battery
50MP cameras with AI features
Water and dust resistance (IP66/68/69)
Not ideal for hardcore gaming
Price feels a bit high to some
2Mid
Large battery lifeStrong camera systemPremium, durable designPerceived high priceGaming frame dropsTouch responsiveness and software glitches
Large battery life
Strong camera system
Premium, durable design
Perceived high price
Gaming frame drops
Touch responsiveness and software glitches
3Premium
Headphone Jack RetainedGenerous Specs (RAM/Storage)No-Notch Hole-Punch DisplayHigh PriceUnnecessary Bixby ButtonConfusing Plus Model Differentiation
Headphone Jack Retained
Generous Specs (RAM/Storage)
No-Notch Hole-Punch Display
High Price
Unnecessary Bixby Button
Confusing Plus Model Differentiation
4Mid
Symmetrical bezel designCompact, one-handed sizeClean stock Android and updatesHigh price for midrange specsNo 120Hz displayNo dedicated image processing chip
Symmetrical bezel design
Compact, one-handed size
Clean stock Android and updates
High price for midrange specs
No 120Hz display
No dedicated image processing chip
5Mid
Massive 7000mAh BatteryIP66/68/69 Water & Dust Resistance50MP Front & Rear CamerasNot Ideal for Hardcore GamingPrice Slightly High for SomeCharging Voltage Error
Massive 7000mAh Battery
IP66/68/69 Water & Dust Resistance
50MP Front & Rear Cameras
Not Ideal for Hardcore Gaming
Price Slightly High for Some
Charging Voltage Error
6Premium
Iconic timeless designDeep nostalgic and sentimental attachmentRevolutionary industry influenceiOS 7 update caused severe lagHardware degrades with ageLow camera resolution by today's standards
Iconic timeless design
Deep nostalgic and sentimental attachment
Revolutionary industry influence
iOS 7 update caused severe lag
Hardware degrades with age
Low camera resolution by today's standards
7Premium
Versatile rear displayLong-term reliability from loyal usersGenuine innovation despite Apple comparisonsDesign closely mirrors AppleSome rear-screen features are region-limitedAluminum frame scratches easily
Versatile rear display
Long-term reliability from loyal users
Genuine innovation despite Apple comparisons
Design closely mirrors Apple
Some rear-screen features are region-limited
Aluminum frame scratches easily
8Premium
Useful Galaxy AI featuresFlat anti-reflective displayLong software support (7 years)Incremental upgrade for recent Ultra ownersLost legacy hardware featuresRegional chipset differences
Useful Galaxy AI features
Flat anti-reflective display
Long software support (7 years)
Incremental upgrade for recent Ultra owners
Lost legacy hardware features
Regional chipset differences
9Premium
Great value for moneyUltra-fast chargingBright, smooth display with high PWM frequencyUnderwhelming camera per some reviewersSlippery glass backCurved screen dealbreaker for some
Great value for money
Ultra-fast charging
Bright, smooth display with high PWM frequency
Underwhelming camera per some reviewers
Slippery glass back
Curved screen dealbreaker for some
10Premium
Overall satisfaction / best phone ownedS Pen functionalityValue deals and discountsInconsistent battery lifeHigh original priceCould use more RAM
Overall satisfaction / best phone owned
S Pen functionality
Value deals and discounts
Inconsistent battery life
High original price
Could use more RAM
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31Premium
Apple iPhone X
Iconic, influential designLong-term durability and reliabilityPremium build qualityFace ID unlock quirks and privacy worriesHigh price for included accessoriesSlow charging and no bundled fast charger
Apple iPhone X
Iconic, influential design
Long-term durability and reliability
Premium build quality
Face ID unlock quirks and privacy worries
High price for included accessories
Slow charging and no bundled fast charger

Who wins on what

Ranked by what users actually praise

Overall Impression

A genuinely premium, iconic design that still holds up years later. Commenters repeatedly describe the iPhone X as feeling worth its price the moment they held it, citing the smooth glass, cold steel edges, and perfect size and shape. Many call it their favorite iPhone of all time, with some keeping it in daily use for three to six years. Its design is remembered as iconic and revolutionary, changing smartphone aesthetics for years to come, even among users who initially doubted the buttonless shape would succeed.

Face ID and the notch split opinion but won many over. Face ID impressed users with its speed compared to older phones, though jokes and concerns arose about someone unlocking the phone by pointing it at your face while your eyes are open, or triggering it accidentally. The notch was initially controversial, but several commenters say they grew to love it over time, finding it gives the phone character rather than being a flaw, while a couple of critics still call it a dealbreaker or oddly shaped.

Premium price undercut by cheap accessories and repair costs. Multiple commenters feel let down that a $1,000 phone shipped with a slow charger, no fast or wireless charging included, and mediocre bundled headphones lacking Bluetooth. Others point to steep repair costs for the front and back glass panels, a jump straight to 256GB storage skipping 128GB, and early iOS 11 bugs that made the phone feel sluggish compared to Android flagships at launch.

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