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iPhone XR hands-on review : A matter of balance

iPhone XR hands-on review : A matter of balance

Posted on September 13, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Could the third new smartphone in Apple’s big unveil today be the most exciting? It’s certainly one possibility, with the new iPhone XR – odd name aside – targeting a curiously crossover crowd. Demanding the style and slender bezels of the iPhone Xs, but with a budget for a less expensive device, it slots in as the entry-level option in Apple’s 2018 range.

In the hand, it’s both familiar and new. From the back, it looks a whole lot like the iPhone 8, with its single camera sensor, glass rear, and metal frame. Front the front, though, you could easily mistake its 6.1-inch panel for an iPhone XS.
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