It was tough to tell last year whether the iPhone XR would become a recurring device in Apple's suite of iPhones every year. However, the company seems to have put that question to rest in 2019. The iPhone 11, while an update to the XR, has been named in the company's 11 series.

So the iPhone 11's MSRP starts at $699. We don't have local SRP as of writing, but if I were to take a guess, it's going to be somewhere around the PHP 40-50K price range, which is still pricey.

As we're coming to the end of the review and writing up the conclusion, I'm still left with the unanswered question as to whether the iPhone 11 family is a notable upgrade for the series, or if it's just another iteration for Apple

The iPhone 11 is a smartphone for everyone. While it lacks the polished finish and extra camera found on the 11 Pro, it delivers where it matters.

Nice design; great camera; stellar performance; better than expected battery life; cheaper than the iPhone XR.

iOS 13 is buggy; the screen resolution is low compared to competitors; bezels seem dated.

The iPhone 11 is the best iPhone to buy right now. It is cheaper than the Pro versions but shares flagship specs with them like the A13 Bionic chip, the two 12MP cameras minus the telephoto lens and a large battery. The LCD display is not as bad as you think. It is bright and color accurate.

Apple's cheap iPhone is even cheaper than ever, and it comes with most of the iPhone 11 Pro's coolest features. So, what are the tradeoffs?

Like many of these reviews suggest, the iPhone 11 appears to be great value for money thanks to its camera system. Indeed, Night Mode seems to be quite the catch for many, and the phone’s battery life isn’t so bad either.

If I can move from Apple’s most powerful 2018 handset to the iPhone 11 and be happy, I believe anyone will be thrilled at upgrading from an iPhone 7, 7 Plus, or anything older.

The iPhone 11 costs Rs 64,900 (64GB), Rs 69,900 (128GB) and Rs 79,900 (256GB), along with offers on Amazon and Flipkart bringing down prices further.

At the 2019 Apple Event, we saw three new iPhones born with totally different names than last year. As before, there is a cheaper iPhone, the main flagship and a larger Max variant. But what exactly distinguishes the individual models? Let’s take a closer look.