
Apple iPhone XR

Engadget Review
These days, lots of smartphone makers are trying to offer more for less, and Apple is no exception. Its new iPhone XR features a lot of what makes the more premium XS and XS Max special, squeezed into a glass-and-metal package that costs significantly less. This is, as you would expect, an exercise in compromise: the XR retains the high-performance A12 chipset and delivers the best battery life we’ve ever seen in an iPhone in some time. But the Liquid Retina display and single camera might not be up to snuff for everyone. That said, everything Apple offers here is much, much better than just “good enough.” The XR is the iPhone we’d recommend to most people.
Read Full ReviewPros
- A12 chipset means excellent performance
- The best battery of any iPhone we’ve tested this year
- Typically great build quality
- 6.1-inch screen hits the sweet spot
- Colors!
Cons
- A higher-res display would’ve been nice
- The camera lacks some flexibility
- More expensive than comparable Android phones