Announced in September 2018, the iPhone XS (and iPhone XS Max) made its debut roughly a year after the iPhone X. It represents a fairly modest update from its predecessor, but in terms of the camera there has been some interesting improvements.
Simply put, the XS is the most advanced Apple iPhone ever made!
Apple calls the A12 Bionic, the chip used in the XS, "the most powerful chip in a smartphone". Meanwhile, the Neural Engine uses real-time machine learning to transform the way you experience photos, gaming, augmented reality and more. The two performance cores operate up to 15% faster while the four efficiency ones use up to 50% less power. As for graphics performance: it's up to 50% faster. What does all this tell you? That the XS operates at a far higher level than we've ever seen.
The custom-engineered Super Retina OLED display is unbelievably stunning. OLED panels deliver the industry’s best colour accuracy, alongside true blacks and brightness and contrast that reaches new heights. Expect the sharpest displays with the highest pixel density on any Apple device.
Apple is excited about Smart HDR which merges different technologies including faster sensors, an enhanced ISP and advanced algorithms, and the power of A12 Bionic and the Neural Engine. This means vastly superior shots in all settings and for all requirements: selfies, portraits, action shots, landscapes and more are captured in spectacular ways. Smart HDR shoots a 4-frame buffer in between each image, and also captures secondary images at different exposures. All these are combined to create the perfect image.
Great phones should be easy to use and the XS fits the bill. The glass back allows for wireless and fast charging, while Face ID not only offers quick access to whatever you need but also uses advanced machine learning to recognise changes in your appearance.
Manufacturer: Apple
Announced in September 2018, the iPhone XS (and iPhone XS Max) made its debut roughly a year after the iPhone X. It represents a fairly modest update from its predecessor, but in terms of the camera there has been some interesting improvements.
It is that year when the new iPhone is distinguished from its predecessor by an initial – and in keeping with past tradition, that initial is an S. And just like many in the past that came with the "S tag" in their names (4S, 5S, 6s), the new iPhone XS is more about performance enhancements than...
Premium design; Faster; very smooth performance; Improved speakers and sound; Superb cameras
Slightly buggy software; Looks exactly like the X; Battery better but not comparable to the competition; The price
It might be pronounced “Ten-Ess”, but it's hard not to talk about - or even think about - the new iPhone XS and not think excess.
At the end of the day, this is Apple’s best and most-expensive iPhone yet. Take it or leave it.
Incredible design; Snappy performance;
Battery life still lags; Expensive;
The iPhone XS launched earlier last month to huge fanfare, as is usual for an iPhone launch, and to nobody's surprise it looks pretty much the same as the iPhone X (apart from one physical difference). I've been using the iPhone XS ( starts at Rs.
Great cameras; Stereo speakers are loud and amazing; Beautiful display with HDR10 and Dolby Vision; Powerful performance; Dual SIM; Excellent build quality
Extremely pricey at a starting price of Rs; 99,900, No fast charger in the box, and the bundled charger is an atrocity beyond words, Some apps are still not optimised for the notched bezel-less display, Beauty Gate, Notch (but that's subjective, I guess
The Apple iPhone XS looks identical to the iPhone X, but its performance is leaps ahead of not just its predecessor, but every other Android flagship smartphone in the market.
Impressive display; Top-notch performance; IP68 rated
Expensive; Average battery life
Best iPhone yet no button to mess with reads your face every time all menus are done with gestures or flick of screen messages you can make your own avatar or use theirs and moves as your face moves and says what you say to send in message just over all quality better than any iPhone yet
The Apple iPhone Xs, just like the Xs Max, is a fabulous smartphone. If you're firmly an iPhone fan but prefer a smaller screen, then you won't be disappointed. It has much better battery life than the iPhone X, a better camera with better portrait photos, HDR capabilities and video, and it's a...
Stellar performance; Camera is even better than last year; Great screen
Not much cheaper than the Xs Max; Battery life is a let-down
To be clear, the iPhone XS is every bit as good as the iPhone XS Max, save for battery life. It delivers on Apple's (now yearly) promise of being the best iPhone ever.
Smooth performance, Amazing camera
Mediocre battery life
Really amazing phone, talk about making a cruel phone. It is really fast and floats like butter. The camera takes really nice pictures and video in all possible light conditions. Building quality feels really solid, the phone is heavy and cold. Just like a premium slipper should be felt.
Long-time iPhone users should be familiar with the iPhone product release cycle by now. Usually, it works like this: Apple releases a major product, then the following year is the "s" generation of iPhones that offer incremental upgrades.
Faster A12 Bionic CPU; Camera improvements and Depth Control; Improved battery life; Excellent OLED screen; Camera improvements and Depth Control; A12 Bionic provides a great speed boost over older Plus-sized iPhones; Excellent OLED screen
Rear camera bump may prevent some iPhone X cases from fitting properly; Pricey; Pricey; May be too big for smaller hands
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