I’ve done both, and so far the battery life hasn’t been a problem, but it’s still something I should be to see the second I look at my phone. Thanks to that ridiculous notch on top - which, admittedly yes, makes Face ID work so wonderfully - I have to either swipe down from the top right or add the percentage to my lock screen to see how long my phone will last. Yet the screen is somehow larger (6.1” vs 5.5”) and therefore easier to type and navigate with my chubby fingers. LIKE: The iPhone 11 is smaller than my iPhone 7 Plus…
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I’m also waiting on a new charger before I wirelessly power up and I haven’t customized much beyond the lock screen and the virtual home button (more on that below).Īs well, I don’t know off-hand how much the increased speed and dexterity of my iPhone 11 has to do with new hardware or with the just-released iOS 13 - and considering my benchmark is a three-year old phone that was losing battery power exponentially and also randomly rebooting, I couldn’t tell you how the 11 compares to a brand new 7 Plus with an updated operating system. Note: On the 11, I haven’t used QuickTake video mode or slo-mo selfies. I’ve detailed some initial likes and dislikes below. And in my first week of a new phone, I’m surprised that there are some characteristics of Apple’s older models I still miss. It’s extremely quick, the screen is beautiful, and I’ve never taken better photos.īut as someone who doesn’t jump on a new iPhone model every year (sorry, Apple), I’m coming to the 11 from a three-year old iPhone 7 Plus. Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, InsideHook may earn a small share of the profits.
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