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Update: We've added in the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air.
Apple didn't make the first smartphone, but the original iPhone changed the world. Today there are multiple models to choose from in Australia, so choosing the best iPhone for you can be a challenge.
According to data from Telsyte, iOS powered smartphones made up 44 percent of Australian phones sold in the first half of 2024. That is a remarkable market share for a single company that makes not only the software, but the hardware for these devices as well.
Each year, Apple tends to announce a new family of iPhones in September. But with previous models still available to buy, plus the more budget friendly "e" series launching mid-cycle, choosing the best iPhone for your needs isn't as straightforward as buying the newest model.
These are the best Apple iPhones I've tested:
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