Apple iPhone XR price in UAE with FaceTime 64GB Black

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Apple iPhone XR price in UAE with FaceTime 64GB Black Review

For now, just hang out a second and ask yourself, how much do you really, really care about the display on Apple iPhone XR? I know a lot of people have questions about the 10 R size, this weird, not huge and not small 6.1 inches and I'll get to that. But I'm telling you the deciding factor between the 10 S and the 10 R is the screen. If you could put a dollar amount on how much you care about the screen, would that dollar amount be $250? Because that is exactly how much you need to care in order to buy an iPhone10 S instead of the 10 R. 

Apple iPhone XR price in UAE with FaceTime 64GB Black

Let me explain and then you can all do your thing. Okay, so last month I reviewed the iPhone 10 S and 10 S max, which are Apple's new flagship phones. They have new A-12 processors, edge to edge OLED displays, Apple's latest camera system that does smart HDR, it's essentially everything apple can fit into a phone. And the iPhone 10 R is basically the iPhone 10S with a slightly worse display. That's it, that's the whole thing. It's got the same A-12 Bionic processor, the same main camera with smart HDR, the same iOS 12, but instead of that edge to edge OLED, there's a 6.1-inch liquid retina LCD. 

The display is fine. It's a lower resolution and pixel density than OLEDs in new flagship phones like the 10 S and the Galaxy S nine and Pixel three, but if you're upgrading from a previous LCD iPhone it's getting to look really familiar. I do think it's a little worse than previous LCD iPhones when you look at it off-axis. It shifts a small bit pink and therefore the brightness drops quickly, which suggests it can sometimes look a touch shimmery, but honestly, you've got to be an enormous display nerd to really notice that. 

What you'll definitely notice is that the larger bezel around the entire display and Apple's notch. The notch is the same deal as the iPhone 10 and 10 S. It houses a face ID systemin the front-facing camera, but the thicker bezel is there because Apple had to fit the backlight for the LCD panel somewhere. Don't get me wrong, that bezel looks gigantic and especially silly next to the 10 S but the backlight engineering is actually really clever. You don't see tons of LCD phones with perfectly rounded corners and no chins out there and Apple did a bunch of crazy Apple stuff here. 

One of the main differences between LCD and OLED screens is how they produce light. OLED pixels are their own light and you'll turn them on and off individually. You can't do that with an LCD because there's just one backlight for the entire display. So you can round LCD corners by shutting off the pixels but it's super tough to get it perfect because the backlight will still shine through.  

We literally put it under a microscope so you can see this. See how some of those pixels look smaller? That's because Applebuilt little apertures for the pixels around the corners to mask some of the light coming through on top of anti-aliasing curving software. It looks great. Is any of this necessary? No, but it's super cool and it's super Apple. All of that screen re-engineering means Apple had to require out 3D touch. Instead, there's something called the haptic touch which may be a fancy way of claiming long-press with haptic feedback. Now there are only two places I ever used 3D touch on my other iPhones and I didn't really miss it here. 

I used it to scroll around a text field that works with an extended continue the key and turning on the camera and flashlight from the lock screen, which you'll treat just holding on those buttons. Apple has the best haptic feedback in the industry and all of it sort of feels very convincing. I did miss previewing links in Twitter and Safari, but Apple tells me haptic touch will come to more and more places within the iOS over time. Hopefully, that gets added back in. 

Overall, I've always been a fan of how accurate and balanced Apple's LCDs are compared to the OLEDsin most Android phones and the 10 R is definitely another Apple LCD. If you're coming from an iPhone six, seven, eight, it's getting to look very familiar. But after spending a year with the iPhone 10, I gotta tell you it's not as good as Apple's OLEDs. 

Apple iPhone XR price in UAE with FaceTime 64GB Black

It doesn't have the deep black levels or infinite contrast to the iPhone 10 S. It doesn't support HDR or Dolby Vision video playback. And generally, that backlight means you'll always see the border between the bezel and therefore the fringe of the display even once you have a dark background. The display does have true tone but it's always a little warmer than my 10 S. Again, I think you have to go really looking for some of this stuff and if it bothers you you can just spend more money on a better screen, which I am definitely going to do. 

Okay, so that's the display, what about the rest? Size-wise, Apple iPhone XR sits right between the old iPhone six, seven, eight size phones, and the bigger plus models. Now, I have pretty big hands so this feels like a nice size compromise but if you've been using one of the smaller phones, the 10 R is definitely going to feel bigger. And it is a taller screen and a narrower body than the old Plus phones. Available at Amazon at a good price.