Testseek.com have collected 582 expert reviews of the Apple iPhone XR / 10R and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple iPhone XR / 10R.
May 2019
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582 Reviews
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606 Reviews
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The editors liked
The less expensive iPhone XR delivers most iPhone X and XS features
Including an excellent big screen in a comfortable body
Fast performance
Face ID and wireless charging
And a camera that's mostly as good as the iPhone XS
That great iPhone XS design in a less expensive aluminium take
Aluminium feels just as premium as stainless steel to most hands
And it now comes in colours
Great performance
Excellent camera
Portrait mode may only work with people
But it does a gre
Cool colourful design
Excellent single lens camera
Sharp bright display
Powerful processor
The editors didn't like
The iPhone XR's single rear camera lacks optical zoom and has a limited portrait mode. Its LCD screen
Published: 2018-10-23, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: The first wave of verdicts from select reviewers given early access to Apple's latest iPhone XR are here, and if their thoughts are any indication of what to expect, cheaper means better.The £999 iPhone XS and £1,099 XS Max were and brilliant in many ways...
Unless you're willing to shop overseas, this might be something of a moot point. The Mate 20 is a good phone with some interesting features, but it fails to excite in the same way that its premium brother the Mate 20 Pro does.Apple has brought iPhone X st...
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Published: 2018-10-19, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
More affordable than the XS models, Large 6.1-inch display, Still a good camera, A12 Bionic processor, Great colour options, Wireless charging, IP67
LCD display compared to OLED, Single rather than dual camera, Slightly reduced camera features, No 3D Touch, No mobile HDR
The Apple iPhone XR is a lovely device, especially for its price point. It's the iPhone for those who want to embrace the buttonless iPhone form from last year but just can't justify the iPhone X's high price tag.Embrace it now they should though. From wh...
The iPhone XR might be the 'cheapest' new iPhone for this year, but it's still a relatively expensive device. Its edge-to-edge display is a welcome addition, but the LCD panel is a step down from the OLED ones in the XS, XS Max, and Pixel 3.If you want a...
There are many predicting that the iPhone XR will be the go-to option for many people considering an upgrade this year. We can see why: the design is bang up to date, it features a spacious screen, has the latest processor onboard, and comes in a fair bit...
Published: 2018-09-24, Author: Chris , review by: macworld.co.uk
Unless you need to save money and buy the iPhone 8, then you're choice here is largely down to the screen.If you like the modern bezel-free design of the iPhone XR with its notch and Face ID then you're all good. It also has the advantage of a newer proce...
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Published: 2018-09-20, Author: Henry , review by: macworld.co.uk
The iPhone XR and 8 Plus are similarly priced, similarly equipped phones. The XR ditches the home button for a notch and Face ID and comes in six eye catching colours. Its screen is larger and taller than the 8 Plus, too.But you might prefer the design an...
The iPhone 7 remains a solid performer, albeit one that looks a little dated now that full-screen models are the norm. It can't keep up with the processor inside the XR, or the new camera tricks, but still has plenty to offer those who aren't too demandin...
Abstract: In the meantime, we pore over the iPhone XR’s colours in detail, for your perusing pleasure.Understated and elegant, like a swan, the iPhone XR white is the perfect handset for those who like keeping it classy. If you’re prone to messy handbags, satchels...
Published: 2018-09-18, Author: Chris , review by: macworld.co.uk
Despite the fairly large price difference, the iPhone XR and XS Max aren't hugely different.Splashing out on the Max will get you a bigger screen which has OLED tech and a higher resolution and a second telephoto camera on the back. Smaller things include...
