iPhone 11 Review: The Best iPhone We Have Ever Reviewed

Last year was wholly dominated by the iPhone 11 series – iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. The domination engulfed several previous models that were doing well like, iPhone X, iPhone XS, and X Max. Nothing new but just polished sequels to the three we got last year. iPhone 11 tightens the line between its and iPhone XS features.

If you wonder what makes it worth buying, Apple stands solidly with a wide range of features. While there is a solid 5G network on the Horizon, some bizarre and expensive foldable phones like Samsung’s Galaxy Fold. And then the most expensive Google Pixel comes at $799, which paves a better way for iPhone 11 at $699.

Apple did a fantastic job with many added features and upgrades with exciting features like serious camera upgrades, including Night Mode, to capture outstanding pictures in Dim and Deep fusion. With major camera improvements, a new way has been paved for the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro to take pictures in low light.

Here is a detailed iPhone 11 Review that would clear all your doubts. Let’s start with the best one.

A wide range of exciting colors

Over six different color options at your table, Apple aligns with the iPhone XR. Also, we have never seen people worried about iPhone thickness or whether the display is LCD with thick or no bezels instead of an OLED display or the metal used to build its frame. All they care about is that it must be a good iPhone that they can flaunt around.

Generally, the iPhone 11 is almost a copy of the iPhone XR – in terms of dimensions and weight. However, the two camera setup at the back makes it different. They are adjusted atop a matte glass squircle bump. The fun fact is that iPhone 11 Pro is booked with a glossy bump on its matte back.

And, similar to the iPhone 11 Pro, the big bump and two smaller lenses on the back are less ugly than others. However, that is what we feel in person.

• The frame is of aluminum, and the back is build of glass
• Sorry to say, but the headphone jack still comes at the back
• Luckily the Face Recognition is 30% faster than iOS 13

Double Camera Setup At the Back of The Screen 

Most people couldn’t see any significant difference between iPhone 11 and iPhone XR in terms of design and display besides its dual-camera setup, but it’s different. Even more, than it seems in the pictures.

The 6.1-inch Liquid Retina Display, along with the thick bezels and notch stereo speakers without a dedicated headphone jack, sets it apart from the iPhone XR. However, the buttons are taken from the previous version.

The critics will still pin on its 720P resolution LCD screen, but as iPhone XR proved, it is not an issue. If you would instead prefer an iPhone with a better display and powerful pixels, brightness, and higher contrast, we would suggest you pick either an iPhone X/XS/ XS Max/or iPhone 11 series.

Talking about the colors, as mentioned earlier, it brings a bagful of colors to choose from. Besides the traditional Black, White, and Red color, you can also enjoy the new Purple and Green, which was recently added to the brochure. The yellow iPhone 11 is not as vibrant as iPhone XR but still a better choice.

We reviewed a green, which gets a seafoam hue. The purple is lovely, though; you might miss the coral and light blue iPhone XR. Taken from the iPhone 11 pros, the logo has shifted to the middle, and the rest has gone. The glossy back with a bump, which supports Qi-based wireless charging, still comes with a fingerprint magnet. So, if you don’t want to set your fingers on the home again & again, get an exclusively designed iPhone 11 Pro case that includes matte fingerprint glass at its back.

iPhone 11 Review: Highlighting Camera Improvements

Introducing the first dual-lens camera with iPhone 7, Apple has finally added a ‘Wide lens and 2x telephoto lens to the iPhone 11 series.

The iPhone 11 sports two cameras on its back. However, none of them is a telephoto lens. Instead, you will get an ultra-wide shooter – the same 12-MP camera featuring a 120-degree wide view similar to the iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max.

Here is the breakdown of two and three cameras of iPhone 11, Pro, and Pro Max.

• 12-megapixel “Wide Camera” with f/1.8 and optical image stabilization
• 12-megapixel “Ultra-wide Camera” with f/2.4 and a 120-degree view
• 12-megapixel “TrueDepth Camera” front-facing camera with f/2.2 aperture

To be honest, you cannot use the iPhone 11’s camera at its best unless you use the telephoto lens and learn how it takes photos. Similar to iPhone 11 pros, the ultra-wide camera is something new that arouses curiosity to learn more. With the same A13 Bionic chip, both iPhone 11 and 11 pros are bound to an outstanding performance.

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A Perfect Phone For Everyone

Coming with a pocket-friendly price tag, iPhone 11 is still people’s iPhone, designed right in the way people have been looking for. With outstanding features and performance, it overcomes the traditional iPhones. It sports an all-new ultra-wide camera, night mode, powerful battery, and captivating display as well. Coming in a range of colors, the basic models start at $699 instead of $749 as the iPhone XR was launched.

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