Sure, it's got a better camera, a faster processor and a clearer screen. But probably the most attractive feature of the new iPhone is its price.
Unveiled Tuesday, Apple's iPhone 11 starts at $699 -- which is $50 less than the phone it's replacing. The new model has a faster, more energy-efficient A13 bionic chip and a bunch of camera improvements, like "Pet Portrait Mode."
Apple also debuted the two higher-end models, the iPhone 11 Pro and the 11 Pro Max. Among the differences between the Pro versions and the standard 11 is the screen; the 11 has an LCD, while the other two have an OLED, which provides sharper contrast and higher resolution. The Pros also have three camera lenses, whereas the 11 has two. The Pro starts at $999 and the Pro Max starts at $1099.
Customers can pre-order the new iPhone starting at 5 a.m. PST on Friday. They ship September 20th.
Do you replace your iPhone whenever a new one comes out? Which model worked the best right out of the box?
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