iPhone XR, analysis: this is Apple's best-selling

Curious the move of Apple this year. Curious and with something of with an extra model of smartphone that adds with lower price and more colors to the "iPhone senior", and is the one that we will reel today in the analysis of the iPhone XR , the one-camera, the one of the colors.

A phone that a priori is quite juicy to those who intend to acquire a flagship to give much of what they incorporate their older brothers at a lower price , and with the addition of reaching an audience that seeks more casual finishes without prioritizing the double camera ( now that it's almost a thing of the past). The latest Apple processor with a somewhat different design and intermediate dimensions between one brother and another, we tell you how it behaves.

Design: a twin with aluminum edges and notorious frames

Last year Apple still gave a last breath to the aesthetic stoic that the iPhone manifested in its front from the first model in 2007 with the iPhone 8 . Small variations like the Home button, which evolved to Touch ID with the iPhone 5S , or the diagonal increase that was seen from the iPhone 5 (which was the big jump at the brand level with the Plus models), the frames were notorious Apple in smartphones until came the iPhone X and said, and notch 've had enough.

Thus, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus were the last vestige of those frames and the iPhone XR, despite being the "smallest" or the "most basic", already incorporates the front with notch. Of course, as we said in the first impressions are frames thicker than those of his brothers, about 4.17 millimeters.

But symmetrical; here Apple is still unique in its kind and rewarding the friends of the TOC, without disparity in the thickness between horizontal and vertical frames as we usually see in manufacturers who have opted for a similar design. Although there is a slight breach of the absolute symmetry that often characterizes Apple's designs with a Lightning that is not aligned to the center of the edge, but is somewhat closer to the screen.