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The iPhone XR is out, at least for pre-order customers, slightly lowering the build quality and a number of key specifications of the iPhone XS in the name of (relative) accessibility. But if you were wondering exactly what kind of underlying tradeoffs you are looking at here, you do not need to ask yourself anymore.
We're talking about a 6 out of 10 reparability score, which basically means that common repair procedures will be easier for iPhone XR owners than for users of "almost all of their Android counterparts."
iFixit naturally refers to the replacement of the screen and the battery as the "two most common repairs", the technically irremovable battery offering very simple access, and a single tool (proprietary) required to open the LCD panel.
Speaking of which, this LCD display set is described as "slightly larger" than the AMOLED equivalent of the iPhone XS and XS Max, but there are actually much larger differences inside.
The most interesting is perhaps a rectangular iPhone 8 type battery for the XR (compared to the L-shaped cells of the XS family). Even more intriguing, the iPhone XR is inspired by the original iPhone X, namely the rectangular shape of its one-stage logic board.
Overall, you can think of the iPhone XR as a spiritual "iPhone 9" that never happened, even though its A12 Bionic chipset is just one of the many elements it has in common with the iPhone XS.
As we suspected a long time ago, the iPhone XR even manages to beat the XS in an essential department. Specifically, the capacity of the battery. In fact, the 11.16 Wh cell iPhone XR is also larger than the 8 Plus 10.28 Wh juice extractor.
While the screen is also larger, but with a resolution of 1792 x 828 pixels, it is not really a drainer of energy, which suggests a really impressive autonomy for the more affordable iPhone 2018 Apple .
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