The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro series finally have ultra-wide-angle cameras. Which one should you choose?

Sales in Taiwan will soon be open to the global marketiPhone 11 series modelsMashdigi previously had the opportunity to unbox the iPhone 6.5 Pro Max (11-inch Super Retina XDR) and the iPhone 6.1 (11-inch Liquid Retina HD). Besides comparing them to last year's iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR, we also offer a brief analysis of how to choose between these new models.

To put it simply, the most significant change in the iPhone 11 series is the addition of an ultra-wide-angle lens design and the replacement of the A13 Bionic processor with higher computing performance. In addition, the Apple logo on the back has been slightly moved down, and the word "iPhone" has been removed, making the back of the body more concise.

Of course, many details still lie in the functional applications, such as the night shooting mode emphasized this time, the precise HDR effect presented by artificial intelligence technology, and the spatial perception positioning technology expected to be launched on September 9th and operated in conjunction with the U30 chip built into the new phone, allowing users to accurately push mobile phone content to the target object via AirDrop, and there may even be more application modes in the future.

This time, we will analyze how to choose between iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

iPhone 11

Following the iPhone XR launched last year, this year'siPhone 11It's clearly designed to appeal to a wider consumer market. Its advantage lies in the built-in A13 Bionic processor, which has the same specifications as the iPhone 11 Pro series. Other differences include a maximum storage capacity of only 256GB and the lack of a 2x telephoto lens. The screen, at 11 inches, is somewhere between the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 6.1 Pro Max, and it uses an LCD panel to create a Liquid Retina HD screen, which is significantly different from the iPhone 11 Pro series' OLED panel to create a Super Retina XDR screen.

Compared with the iPhone XR launched last year, the iPhone 11 also has a colorful appearance. Compared with the colors launched last year, the blue and orange are missing, but the pink green and pink purple colors are added. The iPhone XNUMX still provides white, black, yellow, and PRODUCT^(RED)However, if you look closely, the iPhone 11 will make some changes even in the same color scheme. For example, the white color of the iPhone XR is a little different from that of the iPhone 11.

Overall, if you don't mind the obvious differences in shooting mode (2x telephoto lens usage), the contrast between OLED and LCD screens, and the haptic feedback of touch, the iPhone 11 itself has a more than adequate 6.1-inch screen. It also has the same A13 Bionic processor and can smoothly perform various computing needs. Overall, it will be a very cost-effective choice.

This year's pricing even starts at NT$24900, making it significantly more attractive than last year's iPhone XR price. The iPhone XR has continued to sell after the launch of the iPhone 11, but has also seen price cuts to attract consumers. The current suggested retail price starts at just NT$21500. For those who prefer a smaller device or want to keep fingerprint recognition, the iPhone 8 series has even been reduced to NT$15900, making it the lowest-priced Apple model currently.

iPhone 11 Pro vs. iPhone 11 Pro Max

The only difference between the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max is basically the screen size. There is not much difference in other aspects such as processor, camera specifications and functions. Therefore, if you are choosing between these two phones, you can basically decide based on the screen size.

Both the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max feature a triple-lens main camera with an additional ultra-wide-angle lens. The back glass has also been changed to a matte finish that's less susceptible to fingerprints, unlike previous models that used transparent glossy glass. A new flagship color, "Midnight Green," has been added this year, while the rest of the options remain in Space Gray, Silver, and Gold.

Since the iPhone 11 has a telephoto lens, it has greater flexibility in shooting applications. You can even use the app to enable all four lenses on the phone for shooting, allowing users to create with more complete camera functions.

Compared to the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro series focuses more on complete and advanced application needs. However, if you don't have specific hardware specifications or prefer a body design with bright colors and lively visuals, then the iPhone 11 is actually a good choice.