Let us start with a thought that you might want to chew on for a bit-how important is the display panel type, when you are considering buying a phone As in, are your eyes perfectly tuned to figure out the difference between an LCD and an OLED screen, or maybe even the fine differences between...

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.

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...

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...

Apple does not typically do budget devices, but as they go, the iPhone XR comes pretty close. While hardly cheap (a budget phone should be under $500, not $1,229, it represents a calculated attempt at creating a more affordable device that isn't a tremendous compromise.

Apple does not typically do budget devices, but as they go, the iPhone XR comes pretty close. While hardly cheap (a budget phone should be under $400, not $750!), it represents a calculated attempt at creating a more affordable device that isn't a tremendous compromise.

The colors! The camera! The battery life

The size! The display

Update, November 2: We got round to carrying out the majority of tests that we couldn't do a couple of weeks ago. You can find the results in the updated lab tests section of the review.

5 months have gone by since I started using the iPhone XR and time with it has convinced me that this is, by far, the best smartphone experience I've ever had and am not even exaggerating.

Earlier in the year, we noted the woeful lack of iPhone XR case options at launch. Despite Apple promising an official clear case for its most affordable handset at launch, there's still no sign of one on the Apple Store, or anywhere else for that matter – and things have just been made worse by a...

Apple versus Samsung is the eternal duel in the smartphone world. Now the next round is on the agenda after the Apple event: Apple iPhone XR versus the Samsung Galaxy S9 . We'll compare the two smartphones for you here.

The iPhone XR is an interesting phone for Apple simply because of its price positioning. Starting at $749, it’s $250 cheaper than the base iPhone XS, and $350 cheaper than the iPhone XS Max. And this is a gap that continues straight up to the max capacity 256GB models.

This is the iPhone for those who want Apple's latest Face ID design with a colourful shell without spending a fortune.

Very affordable; Large 6.1-inch display; Still a good camera; A12 Bionic processor delivers good power; Great colour options; Wireless charging; IP67 weather/dust sealing;

LCD display can't beat OLED on more expensive iPhones; No mobile HDR; Not as good as other iPhone camera setups;