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iPhone 11 Pro vs iPhone XS: Which one should you buy?

iPhone 11 Pro vs iPhone XS: Which one should you buy?

Posted on September 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Should you buy the all-new iPhone 11 Pro, or is it a good time to go for last year’s iPhone XS instead? In this article we break down the key differences.

The iPhone XS was a refinement to the iPhone X that preceded it, offering a modest spec bump rather than a reimagining — we went as far as dubbing it “easily the most iterative update to a previous iPhone we’ve ever seen”. It replaced the A11 10nm processor with a more powerful A12 7nm processor and packed 4GB rather than 3GB of RAM. Is the iPhone 11 Pro the big leap forward that we hoped for? Read on for our full rundown and see below for some of the biggest upgrades.
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