iPhone 11 Long-term Review: 9 Months Later By YugaTech

Since it released the iPhone 11 has been one of apple's, most popular smartphones, most popular smartphone aside from its affordable price. It packs a lot of new features, a lot of new features as compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 10r iPhone 10r. What's up guys earlier with you good tech- and this is my iPhone 11 review after nine months of using it as my daily driver. Now, the design of the iPhone 11 isn't that modern as compared to today's android smartphone designs, it's still got a huge notch that many people are complaining about. But honestly, it doesn't bother me that much one complaint that I have is the camera protrusion. As you can see, my iPhone 11 here has this cuffs around the camera ring, which appears out of nowhere and generally looks awful since this device isn't AMOLED.

Bezels are quite on the thicker side as compared to the iPhone 11 pros model. Another downside is that videos are limited to 720p on YouTube, but the 1080p option is available, which is kind of weird, but despite all of that, it still has a color accurate display. Now using this device under broad daylight. Isn't that bright? Most of the time, the iPhone automatically lowers the screen's brightness to prevent the device from overheating, which is a great feature, but it is also a hassle when you mostly work outdoors, since sometimes texts are kind of hard to read. Now the iPhone 11 has a dual camera setup at the back, consisting of 12 megapixel primary shooter, with an aperture of 1.8 with is and a 12 megapixel ultrawide camera with an aperture of 2.4, as expected on an iPhone photos come out. Vibrant and colors are accurate.

Also, night mode on this device is pretty amazing, although it isn't the best out there. The ultrawide lens, on the other hand, takes almost as amazing photos as a primary camera, but using it at night, isn't recommended because it produces noisier photos than the primary camera and isn't capable of taking night mode photos, since there isn't a telephoto lens on this device, which I don't really miss- that much portrait mode isn't that polish, but at least it can take portrait photos of animals and objects, now a feature that the iPhone 10r lacks. Looking over to the selfie camera, we also have a 12 megapixel sensor with an aperture of 2.2 exposure and skin tones are entirely on the softer side. But the overall quality is excellent. Portrait mode is also present again, but it wasn't that perfect, but it would suffice for social media postings also, it is worth mentioning that all cameras are capable of recording at 4k at 60 frames per second and yes, slow fees.

I mostly use the iPhone 11 to edit photos and videos and sometimes even make layouts as expected from the a13 bionic chipset. It can deliver any task you throw at it. May it be light to moderate multitasking down to playing graphically intensive games now for the battery. It's got a 3 William hour battery with 18 watt fast charging support, since I've got a pretty irregular charging cycle. My iPhone's battery health went down to 92 percent, but I can still use it for almost a day without charging wireless charging is also present here now for security, there's only one mode of biometrics on this device, and that is face ID.

Currently, it is the golden standard for facial recognition of smartphones because of its safety and reliability now face ID on the iPhone 11 lineup is faster and also has a broader field of face detection. Since I bought the iPhone 11, I haven't got any issues with it aside from bugs from the iOS 14, since I installed the Veda version here, everything runs smoothly and that is expected because it runs on the a13 bionic chipset, which is technically one of the fastest chipset on the market now face ID is fast and reliable, but at this time of pandemic, since we're all wearing a face mask outside, I find it quite hard to unlock my phone. Hence, the update where it will go straight to the passcode when you use face ID wearing a mask now. The camera on this device are great, but I wish apple made night mode available to the ultrawide camera and yeah. Those were just my complaints and if you are interested in buying an iPhone 11, I highly suggest you wait for the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup.

If you want to save some cash, since retailers will surely cut down the price of the iPhone 11, or you know, maybe just buy the iPhone 12 instead. So what do you guys think about the iPhone 11? Do you own one for quite some time now? How was your experience with it? Let us know in the comments section below and if you enjoyed this video, be sure to drop a like subscribe to our channel for more content, hit that bell icon to miss our future uploads and be sure to visit yugitek. com for the latest tech news and reviews. This has been a rel and I'll catch. You guys in the next one.

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