iPhone 11 vs iPhone 11 Pro! Which Should You Buy? By EverythingApplePro E A P

Hey guys everything out will prove here and today, Apple announced the new iPhone 11 Pro Series, and the iPhone 11 in this video I'd like to go ahead and compare the two see how much more you're getting for the extra $400 there's now, an even bigger difference in prices between the two and a lot of people are wondering. Is it worth the extra $400 so at this point from what we know before release I've compiled all the differences and would like to talk to you about those? A funny thing that I noticed is now that everything Apple is pro technically their entire lineup has a pro attached to it. Besides air pods, it's funny that my name is everything Apple Pro anyways, so the iPhone 11 is ridiculously good like for $6.99. That's a very formidable price for this type of smartphone for what you're getting features wise, and I'm, sorry about the re-upload I mistook it for $5.99, not sure where I got that from this is a $700 smartphone, not $600, and these devices do not have as many differences as the iPhone 10 are done with the 10s. So this should be a little simpler, and it all starts with the design first off they're, fairly close in design. Obviously these are dummies.

They don't have the real deal just yet, but I can give you a pretty good idea lenses. You know, look pretty close to each other. This one, instead of being a zoom lens, is an ultra-wide lens. So the only lens missing from the iPhone 11 series is the telephoto lens which allows you to zoom two times, and instead you can zoom out two times, so technically it does still have optical zoom. Just not the two times outwards, zoom that the 11pro will have now in terms of screen size.

The iPhone 11 keeps the same.6.1 inch display the iPhone 11 Pro as a 5.8 and a 6.5 inch display it's perfectly nestled between the two, it's very comfortable. If you can't decide between a very large display or a smallish display, it's definitely a good blend in between them and a lot of people that had 10 Arses really have nothing to complain like it's. It's a good size aside from the thick bezels, which the iPhone 11 Pro has slightly thinner, bezels same as the 10s, essentially here, you're, really getting a fantastic display for $600, not much to complain about at all the biggest difference here being that it's an LCD. This one is Apple's new super Retina DR display, which is borrowing some calibration techniques from their new Mac Pro display it's supposedly the best display ever on a smartphone. It's using Samsung's latest technology panels, the same ones found in the Galaxy Note tensor is, so it's the latest technology, and it gets even brighter than a 10 s.

So this can go up to 1200 nits now versus before 625 and on average content non HDR content, you're going to see around 800 nits, so Apple is touting it as an even better display in direct sunlight better than that of the iPhone 11. Here this one can only get up to 625 minutes so in terms of raw display power, quality you're getting more here on the iPhone 11 Pro, and you know that's kind of important. That's basically what you're interacting with for most people, you just don't care about that kind of stuff. Why does it matter that the pixel density on this thing is a little sharper at 456 versus 326 on the iPhone 11 I mean not much of a difference for the average user? Yes, it's not as sharp. Yes, it may not be as bright in certain environments.

Yes, the viewing angles may not be as amazing and yes, maybe the pixels don't go completely black like on an organic LED display, but it's still a fantastic display, one of the best in modern smartphones. So for most people that have had the iPhone 10 are they haven't really complained about the display. You know you're getting a trade-off if you want a better display upgrade to the better iPhone I just wanted to say: yes, it's an inferior display, but everyone in the past has pretty much had a good experience with it. So don't really worry about that too much, and it's a good sizing, just fantastic display for an LCD. Also, one more thing to consider is that the new iPhone 11 Pro no longer has a 3d touch, so the feature found on the 10s will no longer happen on the iPhone 11 probe from force It's replaced by a feature called Smart Touch.

So just like on the iPhone said, are you hold an icon, and then you get the same contextual menu? It's definitely not as intuitive as 3d touch having to hold and wait, but I was 13 levels that playing field. It's its all rights like you'll get used to it. Pretty quick replaces 3d touch for most areas. That's a non factor when deciding between the two. Also, one thing to consider is finishes.

The iPhone 11 has six colors the iPhone 11 Pro only has four one of them being the new midnight. Color looks fantastic and the rest we've already seen: space gray, gold and silver. Although this one, the color palette, is entirely different. Even the yellow is a different shade. Now it's not as vibrant, more muted, more of a pastel color palette on the iPhone 11 series, I, actually really like it and in person looks perfect.

Just not, as vibrant looks a little like it was washed out, but still pretty cool. Also in terms of feeling the iPhone 11 Pro is gonna. Have that map backing, and that's probably one of the best things about the iPhone when you pick it up, a lot of people are saying it just feels different because of that very nice premium coating here and inside the lens. It's a gloss, coating, clear, but gloss. Look now on the iPhone 11, it's exactly reversed.

So on the back, it's a gloss feeling just like on the iPhone 10 R and in the camera lens, it's a matte feeling. So it's a reversed finish kind of nice little touch there on the lineup like that, and both of these models will be sharing the world's toughest glass on a smartphone. Ever so Apple is machining. This glass out of a single, solid block of glass, which is interesting, I, don't know if any other smartphone has done something similar, looks very cool and, as a result, Apple's implemented its latest dual ion technology you're getting the strongest glass on both the front in the back. So that's a non-factor when deciding between them in terms of durability, though, the difference is that the iPhone 11 Pro can be submerged up to 4 meters for 30 minutes, whereas the iPhone 11 can only be for 2, although that's even an upgrade over the 10r, which had a one-meter submersion for 30 minutes, so either way you're getting water resistance on both it's just.

If you're actually planning on going in a pool, maybe with some actual depth, the 11pro would be the one to consider. I still would use a case on both my tennis Mac's just went belly-up in the bath from some very light water damage. I, don't understand why so I personally, wouldn't even trust that and also materials for the borders. The iPhone 11 is still aluminum a matte aluminum feeling the 11pro is a glossy stainless steel that adds more heft, but gives it more of a premium feeling over the base model 11. When it comes to cameras.

These are closer than you think. The only thing missing is the telephoto 2 x, zoom lens both are getting the ultra-wide new ultra-wide lens camera. So that's an upgrade a huge upgrade even from the 10r series to the eye. Eleven now, that's surprised, I didn't think it'd be getting that ultra-wide lens and apples really giving you a value here. Both are getting all of those new software tricks, night mode feature and the flash unit itself is growing in intensity by 36%, so that'll be 36% brighter on both front-facing cameras are being upgraded to 12 megapixels on both, so all around you're.

Getting some huge camera upgrades a regardless of which iPhone you choose. That's good. If you want that little of extra zoom by two times the iPhone 11 Pro, of course, is the one to go for and one feature that wasn't entirely clear was deep fusion a feature coming to the 11pro, not sure if it's coming to the 11, where nine images are combined to make the perfect photo every single time. Four of those being taken before the shutter button is even pressed. That's cool and I'm.

Sure Apple will elaborate we'll find out in a bit, but that may be exclusive to the 11pro in a very surprising area where the iPhone 11 Pro has elevated itself over the iPhone 11s battery life Apple has upgraded the batteries on the entire lineup, although this is the first time ever where the premium line has better battery life than the mid-tier line. So last year the 10r had better battery life, not so this year. Actual spec sheet reveals that it's better in every single area, both on the regular and the max version. So that's amazing to see, but you won't be going wrong with either one even the 11 has an hour of additional battery life over the 10 arm and from what we're hearing one area where Apple is skimping on to provide you with that very great $600 value on the 11 is the fast charging, so the iPhone 11 will not be getting the 18 watt fast charger in the box, and I'm, assuming that includes the USB 2, lightning, cable that won't be happening either. It'll just be the standard, 5 Watts and USB, a 2, lightning, cable.

So you'll only be getting fast charging out of the box on the 11 Pro Series in terms of storage, exactly the same as before the iPhone 11, starting at 64 gigabytes, 128 and topping out at 256 here, you're, getting more flexibility, so you're going from 64 to 256 to 512 gigabytes, but of course, you're going to be paying dearly for that, as storage is not cheap. Pricing here is the most surprising part of the iPhone 11 release $700 starting points $6.99 as $50 less than its predecessor, the iPhone 10, our that's amazing. You know you would expect it to be higher even the same, but not lower. So Apple has really outdone themselves in terms of that and I think this is going to be a huge winner. You know for $400 what are you getting in a nutshell on the 11pro, a slightly better camera, possibly better photos with deep fusion you're, getting even better battery life, of course, that organic LED display more options for display sizes, you're, getting more premium finishes and better water resistance, if that's worth $400 for you by all means, do upgrade from the 11, but the value that this provides is amazing.

I've, never seen Apple provide so much value for the price tag before, so I'm. Very impressed on that. One more thing to note is Apple Care. It is $50 more expensive on the 11pro at $200 150 here and the case choice options from Apple's OEM cases a little more diverse on the 11pro you're, only getting a black and white silicon option here and then the clear case here, you're getting a lot more in the leather cases, of course, so there it is guys the difference between the 11 and 11 pro mostly comes down to the camera and screen type. There are some smaller ones in between, and battery life, of course is better here.

Hopefully, I helped to break this down. For you, yes, there is a pretty big difference between the two, but you're getting so much for your money that it's hard to justify in most cases for most people unless you're a professional user of an iPhone. What does that even mean? Then $400 just won't cut it, and that chasm grows even more with storage, so Apple you've done well here. The 11 seems to be the best value here. Let me know your thoughts on that down below.

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