The iPhone 11 Pro Max is available with the same storage capacities as the as the iPhone 11 Pro, but it has a higher starting price, and each increase in storage raises its price accordingly.

But one thing irks me to no end: These supposedly pro phones -- "pro," I reckon, denoting "professional" -- only start with 64GB of storage, just like the regular iPhone 11.

The iPhone 11 Pro brought upgrades like the new 3-camera system, an A12 Bionic chip and all-day battery.

A 64GB iPhone 11 Pro is priced at AU$1,750, 256GB is set at AU$2,000, and 512GB will cost AU$2,350. For the 11 Pro Max, the price is an extra AU$150 on top of the 11 Pro pricing.

Is the iPhone 11 Pro worth its significant price premium over the regular iPhone 11? Watch our iPhone 11 Pro review for the details.

Increased storage: iPhone 11 Pro started with 64GB of storage, but the 14 Pro should have at least 128GB of base storage.

Dear Apple: 64GB is the new 16GB for iPhone 11 storage With improved cameras and services that require additional space, 64GB just doesn't cut it.

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