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GST may be assessed on full value of a new device purchase. Actual value awarded is based on receipt of a qualifying device matching the description provided when estimate was made. Trade‑in value may be applied toward qualifying new device purchase, or added to an Apple Gift Card. You must be at least 18 years old to be eligible to trade in for credit or for an Apple Gift Card. Trade‑in values vary based on the condition, year, and model of your trade‑in device. Trade‑in value quotes are estimated only and actual values may be lower than the estimation. Trade in service is provided by Apple’s trade‑in partners.In short, it is a very pleasant phone that makes relatively few compromises compared to the considerably more expensive variant. Then the screen edges around the XR are slightly larger than with the XS, although this is completely personal taste. Pressing the screen 'deeper' does contain some useful functions in the new iOS versions. First, the XR lacks 3D touch, something I found useful on the iPhone 7. Then the differences that come into its own a little more. The XS brings the object a lot closer, while the XR is more distant, it just depends on what you prefer. This feature is available on both phones, but worked out differently. The iPhone XS adds a zoom lens, something I would use very little, the 5x digital zoom is more than sufficient here. The photos and videos that come out of the XR's camera are sublime, both in daylight and at night. The main cameras on both devices are the same. The screen is of very good quality, bright and sharp enough. On paper, however, the differences seem a lot bigger than in reality. After all, this comes with a higher resolution OLED screen instead of the IPS screen on the XR and a dual camera compared to a single camera. If we look at the main differences between the two, the XS does indeed come out as the better phone. So far I have absolutely no regrets about my choice for the XR, it is a fantastic device! I've been hesitating between the iPhone XS and this iPhone XR for a long time. I personally opted for the 128GB version. If you decide to buy the iPhone XR, pay attention to whether you buy the 64GB model or the 128GB model.
I still have to get used to the size of the phone, but the battery that is in it more than makes up for it. Something to keep in mind if you have smaller hands. Compared to the previous models, I would place it between an iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 plus. The iPhone XR is bigger than the iPhone XS. The size of the screen is on the large side. I don't think you will notice any difference in sharpness. If in doubt, it is better to go to the store and see what you think. It is almost invisible on a smartphone screen unless you hold it very close to your face. The screen isn't as sharp as an iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max. Safari then fills in the passwords I've ever entered before. This way I can easily log in to websites by just scanning my face. For me it works much better than the finger scanner that was on other phones. The option is there to take portrait photos, although I don't find that very useful myself. The photos I took are of very good quality. The top 4 apps that have consumed my battery are:Īll in all, the battery is really very good and you can easily get through the day. I've had 3 hours and 11 minutes of screen time since the last charge. Currently I charge my phone every other day. Over time, I still missed the ease of use of an iPhone and my apps worked better on iOS once. I had an iPhone for years and then once decided to switch to a Samsung.
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