iPhone 11 2023 – Complete Review & Buying Guide

I did something back in Sept-2019 that I had never done before: I was waiting in queue to buy a new iPhone 11.

I still need to show you the review of iPhone 11 2023 

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Color Variety

As talk began circulating earlier this year, I was excited that Apple was planning for the iPhone 11 dressed-down colors. I was already prepared to purchase one, just before the iPhone XR came out in 2018.

For months, I’d been looking forward to the rumored “cheaper”  iPhone and my iPhone 6S were close to 2 years old.

But I had a hard time choosing a colour when the phone was finally unveiled — the Coral was fun, the blue was brilliant, and the red was vivid, but none of them looked like me.  And not even one, but three super wealthy-looking new colors were introduced by fast-forward to 2019 and Apple. 

The harsh, almost good quality-looking shades of 2018 were gone-lavender, mint green, and pastel yellow was in their place.  So, finally, I pick the color, so what’s the next challenge? Let’s move to it.

Height

I also used the regular iPhone 6S for almost three years, and then the iPhone 11, and I was reluctant to switch to this seemed like a very large iPhone.

That’s how I’m sending you this review.

I forgot my fears about the size after 3 months of using an iPhone 11. I love the bigger screen — yes, this is an LCD, and no, you won’t even notice. 

I find myself watching so much TV shows and movies on my phone, and doing basic tasks like editing photos is much more fun.  Plus, it was mostly all right to fit the phone in my pocket or purse.

I’m going to admit that every once in a while. While keeping the phone, on one hand, I miss being able to reach the entire device. 

One-Hand Using Experience

Although using iPhone only with one Hand often entails several finger gymnastics that place the handset at risk of being lost at the same time, and it makes me anxious.

Although there has been an unexpected result of complicated one-handed usage that I have come to appreciate:

Basically, it has also helped me lay my phone down more frequently to make it somewhat impossible to use my phone.

Battery Life

For me, one of the greatest embarrassments with the iPhone 11 was the battery life.

I am now much less likely to swipe mindlessly while standing in line, send a text quickly while I walk, or look at my phone obliviously while keeping people up on the subway.

Although I haven’t done any experimental testing, I find, anecdotally, that the battery seems to be depleting faster than I anticipated. 

I’m always down to 30 percent at the end of a workday where I feel like I’ve hardly used my phone all day.

Should you buy it, then?

I’ve never really had trouble with the hardware itself with previous iPhone; any concerns were app glitches. 

I also have very few small reservations about the unit, such as the fact that I find myself triggering the flashlight all the time unintentionally, or the fact that Apple replaced the 3D Touch with the more hollow-feeling Haptic Touch.

Both the iPhone 5S and iPhone 6S that I owned looked like they were built like tanks, having the screen and battery life of the iPhone 11 quickly scratched, which is just too annoying for me. 

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Before Buying a latest iPhone 11

Keep it if you have an iPhone that you’re happy with. Don’t upgrade just because Apple has released iPhone 11.

But if your existing phone is running too slow or is broken, or if you’re only ready to update and want to have a smartphone right now, we suggest the iPhone 11. 

It includes the latest and greatest processor from Apple, long battery life, amazing cameras, and a sophisticated design with a smart magnetic accessory system and cellular 4G LTE networking.

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