Find your perfect iPhone

by VProPlayer, June 10, 2020

It’s that time again, your phone is really slow and it’s dying before soccer practice ends!

You need to get a new one, but one that doesn’t hurt your wallet… right?

Which iPhone?

Which iPhone should you get? It depends on what you want in an iPhone. Do you want a big screen or maybe a really long battery life? What you need to find out exists in this article, and for you to find your next dream iPhone: Read on.

iPhone SE

“Lots to love, less to spend”

The iPhone SE is a really nice iPhone if you can’t seem to use that new iPhone 11 and want that home button. It has the same chip as the iPhone 11 so your phone will be fast. With its 2nd Generation Touch ID, the iPhone SE will give you that feeling of unlocking your phone with your finger. But if you want all the things listed above, this is the iPhone above. It comes in PRODUCT Red, Black, and White. It starts at $399. It’s linked at the bottom.

iPhone 11

“Just the right amount of everything”

This iPhone is a very nice iPhone, it fits most expectations of most people. It has a dual-camera setup with a standard wide camera and with a wide camera. It has a 17-hour battery life (or so they say). For most people, though I think the battery will last about a day and a half. It has a 6.1’’ display. So it’s kinda big, but not outrageously big. It also has a lot of colors, it has purple, green, yellow, PRODUCT Red, white and black. So you can also get a colorful phone while looking for one. It starts at $699. Linked at the bottom.

iPhone 11 Pro

“Pro cameras, pro display, pro performance”

This is the phone for people upgrading from an iPhone 6+, iPhone 6S, and around that area. It has a triple-camera setup, with an OLED display (which means that whenever you have something black showing on the screen, the pixels turn off and thus saves battery). The iPhone has 18 hours of battery, but to the average consumer, you might not even feel a difference. It comes in a 5.8’’ display, which means that it has the same body size as the iPhone 6, the iPhone 7, and the iPhone 8. The 6.5’’ model is the same size as the iPhone 6+, the iPhone 6S+, the iPhone 7+, and the iPhone 8+. Once you buy this phone if you are upgrading from an iPhone 6 or 7 then you won’t need to upgrade for another 5 years.

Oh and one more thing…

If you don’t want to spend your money on these phones, then you also still have last year’s lineup to look at. The iPhone XR is like the iPhone 11, with lots of colors and a cheap price tag of $599. The iPhone XS and the XS Max are like the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max, with a nice body and an OLED Display. The XS comes at $990, while the XS Max comes to 100 dollars more. The only drawback with these phones is that they are last year’s phones which means you will have to upgrade within 4 years and they will miss some fun stuff that you get in software updates.

Links

iPhone SE, 11, 11 Pro & Pro Max, and iPhone XR - iPhones

iPhone XS & XS Max - https://www.amazon.com/s?k=iPhone+XS&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

List of devices supported by iOS 13

iPhone SE (2nd Generation) - 2020

iPhone 11 Pro & Pro Max - 2019

iPhone 11 - 2019

iPhone XS & XS Max - 2018

iPhone XR - 2018

iPhone X - 2017

iPhone 8/8+ - 2017

iPhone 7/7+ - 2016

iPhone SE (1st Generation) - 2016

iPhone 6S/6S+ - 2015

How to update your software - Go to Settings > General > Software Updates.