Rating 4.5 67 reviews
Manufacturer: Apple
price $219.00 - $396.00
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MensXP
7 years ago

For people who want the latest iPhone with great performance and an updated look, this is the iPhone for you.
Pros:
  • Cheaper than iPhone XS and XS Max
  • Great Camera
  • A12 Bionic Processor Deliver Flagship Performance
  • Wireless Charging
  • IP 67 Water Resistant
Cons:
  • No HDR content support
  • No 3D Touch
  • LCD Screen Instead of OLED
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PC Magazine
7 years ago

Apple iPhone XR

The best argument for the iPhone XR is its looks. From the front, it's nearly indistinguishable from iPhones that cost $250 to $350 more. From the back, the colored models are simply gorgeous. The XR simply makes you look fashionable, and I don't think we should discount the power of fashion.
Pros:
  • Available in gorgeous colors
  • Super-fast processor
  • Bright screen
Cons:
  • Wireless performance isn't up to par with XS models
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PC Magazine
7 years ago

Apple iPhone XR Review

The Apple iPhone XR is the fashion-forward model of this year's iPhones, but it trades top-notch performance for a colorful design. The iPhone XR, Apple's "low-cost" phone, gets you a great-looking, modern iPhone with a super-fast processor for $749. But there's a big catch: It just doesn't connect to wireless networks like an iPhone XS or XS Max, or even Android competitors like the Google Pixel 3. Connection quality is absolutely key to our view of the mobile phone experience, so while the XR brings many current-gen features to an iPhone that costs $250 to $350 less than the leaders, we think the XS Max is the iPhone you should get if you intend to hang onto your phone for three or more years. Gorgeous Design The iPhone XR is the most beautiful iPhone ever. I'm willing to make that bold claim because the shimmery colors are just so nice, and the rounded corners really give it the "river stone" feel that manufacturers have been trying to achieve with mobile phones for years now. The color is anodized aluminum under glass, but it looks sort of like automotive paint on ceramic. Don't get a black XR. As you ca...
Pros:
  • Available in gorgeous colors
  • Super-fast processor
  • Bright screen
Cons:
  • Wireless performance isn't up to par with XS models
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Tom's Guide
7 years ago

iPhone XR Review: The Best iPhone for the Money

The iPhone XR delivers fast performance, great cameras and longer battery life than other flagship phones, all in a colorful and affordable package.
Pros:
  • Fastest processor in a phone
  • Very long battery life
  • Excellent camera performance
  • Big
  • bright and colorful LCD
  • Superb audio quality
  • Great flagship value
Cons:
  • Single rear camera lacks 2x optical zoom
  • Portrait mode works only with people
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SlashGear
7 years ago

iPhone XR review: Compelling compromise

The most interesting iPhone of 2018 isn't Apple's most expensive, or its largest: it's the iPhone XR, cheapest of the trio of new smartphones. The new entry-level iPhone may look like the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max at first glance, but that familiar style masks a handset that is, at $749, at least...
Pros:
  • 2018's most affordable new iPhone
  • New design and Face ID
  • Battery life more impressive than iPhone XS or XS Max
  • Solid camera performance
Cons:
  • Native Portrait mode only supports people
  • No headphone jack or in-box 3.5mm adapter
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PC World
7 years ago

iPhone XR review: This iPhone might be the best Apple has ever made

The iPhone XR might not be as cutting-edge as the iPhone XS, but it strikes a perfect balance between affordability and luxury without sacrificing the...
Pros:
  • Impressive design that adds just enough personality
  • Crazy fast with incredible battery life
  • Single camera does well to handle the work of two
Cons:
  • Bezels are very thick
  • Portrait mode limited to people
Read more on PC World
Macworld
7 years ago

We may never know what the R in the iPhone XR actually means-Apple VP Phil Schiller himself said that the R doesn't really mean much to Apple. But I have my own guess: reboot. Before the release of the iPhone X last year, the iPhone 8 was in need of a redesign.
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Ars Technica
7 years ago

iPhone XR

Steve Jobs famously believed the devices his company produced would bring technology to the masses, but he was rarely willing to make the compromises necessary to bring that vision to fruition. Apple has only sometimes released products that were priced for everyone.
Pros:
  • Powerful CPU
  • GPU
  • and machine learning chips give this phone the same industry-beating performance we measured in the XS
  • The iOS operating system offers a robust market of quality apps and games
  • is loaded with privacy and screen time management tools
  • and is both highly efficient and highly...
Cons:
  • The screen's pixel density is not optimal
  • and Apple's OLED implementation offers many advantages you'll be missing out on here as compared to the XS phones
  • The rear camera is fine
  • but it's outdone by both its XS siblings and several Android flagship phones in a few situations
  • The glass back and...
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Photography BLOG
7 years ago

Apple iPhone XR

Announced at the same time as the iPhone XS, but not made available to the market until a few weeks later, the iPhone XR is intended to be a more affordable option for those who want an iOS device.
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CNET
7 years ago

Apple iPhone XR

Editors' note, Nov. 8 : We've updated this review, originally published Oct. 23, with final battery benchmarks, camera testing, drop test results and additional impressions. The overall rating has moved from 8.8 to 8.9 and the phone has been awarded a CNET Editors' Choice.
Pros:
  • The less expensive iPhone XR delivers most iPhone X and XS features
  • including an excellent big screen in a comfortable body
  • fast performance
  • Face ID and wireless charging
  • and a camera that's mostly as good as the iPhone XS
Cons:
  • The iPhone XR's single rear camera lacks optical zoom and has a limited portrait mode
  • Its LCD screen, while large, bright and vivid, is still a step below the iPhone XS' OLED in contrast
  • The aluminum XR is slightly less durable than the steel XS
Read more on CNET
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