![]() The iPhone XR uses the A12 Bionic chip found in the iPhone XS, while the iPhone 11's A13 Bionic is currently the fastest mobile chip the company makes.īenchmarks show a 20 percent increase in performance, but it's also worth remembering that the A13 is more power efficient, helping eke out all of the power it can from a single charge.Īside from the processor, many of the specs are similar on both devices, with Face ID being the only way of unlocking the phone, NFC technology for using Apple Pay, and the usual suspects of Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, and Siri. iPhone XR vs iPhone 11: specs and features That gets you to 50% in thirty minutes, but it's also sold separately, so you may never use it. We've also found it to actually last even longer in real-world testing.īoth devices support wireless charging, and both support fast-charging with an 18W adapter. It only offers an extra hour of video playback on top of the iPhone XR's already impressive battery life, but given the difference between making it home to charge your phone and potentially being stranded without it, we'd opt for that extra hour as a safety net, if nothing else. When it comes to battery life, the iPhone 11 is, again, the winner - albeit only just, according to Apple's benchmarks. Thankfully, the rear cameras are essentially the same, save for the iPhone 11's ability to take extended dynamic range videos at 60 fps rather than 30. If you want to take videos with your front camera, only the iPhone 11's offers 4K video at 24, 30, or 60 fps, while it also supports slo-mo. Both offer portrait mode, but the iPhone 11 adds Stage, Stage Mono, and High-Key Mono options to the Natural, Studio and Contour images you can take on the XR. The iPhone 11 has a 12MP camera on the front, too, while the iPhone XR only offers 7MP. ![]() ![]() It also adds "Night Mode" for taking pictures in low-light scenarios, as well as a brighter true-tone flash. The iPhone XR offers a perfectly decent 12MP wide camera, but the iPhone 11 adds a second lens for Ultra Wide shots. Where both devices really start to differentiate themselves is in both camera and battery. iPhone XR vs iPhone 11: camera and battery While they both offer True Tone, neither offers HDR - meaning your color palette is a little more limited when watching HDR content. These "Liquid Retina HD" displays taper around the edges of each device to ensure a smooth curve, but they lack the brightness of the more expensive OLED screens found on the XS, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max. Both panels are 6.1-inches, with a resolution of 1792 x 828 pixels. The displays on the iPhone XR and iPhone 11 are essentially identical. The iPhone XR comes in blue, white, black, yellow, coral (which is a sort of pastel orange) and red (as part of the (Product)RED partnership), while the iPhone 11 comes in purple (more of a lilac), yellow, green, black, white and, again, (Product)RED. Whichever you go for, there are plenty of color options to choose from. It's worth noting though, that while the iPhone XR is IP67 rated (able to survive under 1 meter of water for 30 minutes), the iPhone 11 is IP68 rated, bumping its water resistance up to 2 meters. While the display isn't quite edge-to-edge, the bezels aren't huge, and each the dimensions of both are, in fact identical: they're both 5.94-inches tall, 2.98-inches wide, and 0.33-inches deep with a weight of 6.84 ounces. The front of both are dominated by the display, and each features the controversial "notch" at the top. At first glance, there's not a great deal to separate both devices.
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