The iPhone 11 is still the people’s iPhone. It boasts speedier performance, an ultra wide camera, night mode, an hour longer battery life, new colors, and a reduced starting price of R12,647.01 against R13,554.47 for the iPhone XR. Regardless of how you look at it, that’s a great deal for a new iPhone. Basically, if you want more luxury materials, a telephoto camera, a longer battery life, and a better display, the iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max are the way to go.
Is the iPhone 11 or the iPhone 12 better?
The iPhone 12 is estimated to be 18.4% quicker than the iPhone 11 in single-core performance and 17.6% faster overall in multi-core score. The A14 Bionic has a 16-core Neural Engine for machine learning, which results in an 80 percent boost in performance.
What is the iPhone 11’s resemblance?
The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max are all powered by the same CPU as the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. The A13 Bionic chip with a third-generation neural engine was used in the iPhone SE (2020) in 2019.
Is the iPhone 11 a decent option in South Africa?
Yes. The iPhone 11 remains an excellent investment. It is noticeably faster, has decent cameras, a long battery life, and will continue to receive upgrades for years to come. The lower-quality display and absence of 5G are annoyances, but they aren’t significant enough to dissuade most people from purchasing the phone, especially since it costs R9,036.84.
Is the iPhone 11 water resistant?
The iPhone 11 is virtually completely dust and grime resistant, and it can endure a half-hour submersion in water up to 1.5 meters (about five feet) deep.
Is the iPhone 11 worth purchasing?
If you demand a long-lasting battery, this is a no-go. Another apparent reason to avoid the iPhone 11 is that it is now rather old and provides worse performance when compared to the iPhone 12. Of course, the camera and battery performance are not as good as in previous versions. You’ll also have to settle for an older, curving design with the iPhone 11.
