What’s the difference between iPhone XS, XR, XS?

June 7, 2019

Yes, over this year Apple produced three more updates to its originally released iPhone X. Now you can opt for a familiar design with the iPhone XS with the features like a 5.8-inch OLED display and stainless-steel sides. iPhone XS Max (click for repair) is basically a larger version of XS with a 6.5-inch OLED display which gives this iPhone the largest display any current iPhone has to offer. All three versions come in gold (which is actually closer to copper), space gray, and silver.

The iPhone XR () has a 6.1-inch LCD display and instead of the stainless body is designed with an aluminum and glass body. It’s color palette is also of difference: white, black, yellow, coral, blue, and red.

But it’s easier to comprehend the difference in a table. So read below:

	iPhone X	iPhone XR	iPhone XS
Display size	5.8-inch	6.1-inch LCD Retina Display	5.8-inch Super Retina OLED
Pixel density	458 ppi	326 ppi	458 ppi
Mobile software	iOS 11	iOS 12	iOS 12
Camera	Dual 12- mpx	Single 12-mpx	Dual 12- mpx
Front-facing camera	7- mpx	7- mpx with Face ID	7- mpx with Face ID
Processor	Apple A11 Bionic	Apple A12 Bionic	Apple A12 Bionic
Storage	64GB, 256GB	64GB, 128GB, 256GB	64GB, 256GB, 512GB
Battery	About 11.45 hours	About 90 minutes longer than iPhone 8 Plus	About 30 minutes longer than iPhone X
Fingerprint sensor	None (Face ID via TrueDepth camera)	None (Face ID)	None (Face ID)
Price	$999 (64), $1,149 (256)	$749 (64), $799 (128), $899 (256)	$999 (64), $1,149 (256), $1,349 (512)

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