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For one, most outlets with contactless machines will limit you to spending £20, treating Apple Pay on an iPhone just like a standard contactless card.

When you can use the latter without having to press down on your smartphone’s home button in order to make a purchase, Apple Pay suddenly looks less alluring.

There are changes coming. That limit is set to rise to £30 in September. And new machines which allow higher value transactions are also set to come in over the next few months.

In fact, a string of shops and services are already offering the chance to spend big. These include Apple, Boots, H&M, Pret, Transport for London and London taxis.

Still, this needs to be far more wide–ranging for Apple Pay to enjoy anything more than novelty status in its first few months. It simply adds friction to low cost transactions at this point.

Where it will really come into its own is when you’re making big-ticket purchases.

Once that becomes standard practice (and with iPhone sales booming, it surely will), the need to take your wallet out will disappear.

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Apple Pay’s UK launch appears to have been warmly welcomed by iPhone owners.

Complaints to banks not on board from launch are rife on Twitter, with many saying they’d sooner change accounts than wait to use the service.

That’s understandable. The promise of being able to leave your wallet at home and just use your phone has been lingering for the best part of a decade.

And while other mobile payment solutions have been available for some time, such as EE’s Cash On Tap, none have offered the same heightened security as Apple Pay.

Touch ID’s fingerprint scanner is what makes Apple Pay so alluring. And therefore, that should mean Apple Pay gets off to a fast start.

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Apple faced issues with the Apple Watch’s Taptic Engine, the haptic feedback tech used alongside Force Touch, which apparently led it to having to scrap a number of units from one supplier.

It cannot afford those kind of problems with its flagship product.

But more than that, Apple will need to do a better job of explaining how Force Touch works and what it can do.

On the face of it, it’s an excellent addition to an already stellar product. The ability to register presses as well as swipes means you can get rid of notifications quicker, use apps in unique ways and search for mapping directions faster.

It sets the Apple Watch apart and will give Apple a strong sell if it’s not planning on changing the design of the iPhone this year.