The New iPhone XR and XR Max

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Image result for iphone xrWe all knew that there is a pattern from apple when they release a new iPhone. Every September a new iPhone releases with some additional features. However, the new iPhone Eleven does not have any new features that astonish iPhone users. I mean if you have used iPhone 10, you have almost all of the same features. Even the new iPhone starts at a lower price than the iPhone XS, it is still expensive. The new iPhone XR has a dual-camera and you can record with the three cameras at the same time. Also, you can use the selfie camera at the same time with the back Camera. In other words, you can record yourself while videoing a beautiful landscape. This is really nice, right? well, yes but the XR costs 700 dollars and above while XR Max costs 1100 dollars. In my opinion, if you have an iPhone X or iPhone XS, you do not have to upgrade because upgrading a phone every year is pricy. Hence, my recommendation is to wait until next year. Perhaps they will release a better phone with a lot more cool features than three back cameras. 

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