iPhone 12 vs. iPhone 11: Key Differences According to the...

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Apple is expected to reveal that iPhone 12 on his October 13 event (today) and ship the new phones sometime in October or even November. If you’re thinking about upgrading from last year’s iPhone 11 to iPhone 12, you might be wondering: what exactly will the difference be?

We won’t know for sure until the new phones are revealed. But we gathered the most likely rumors to see how the iPhone 12 is likely to hold up against the iPhone 11. You can also determine If you should buy or wait for a new iPhone now, and the best ways to sell or trade your old iPhone.

Continue reading: What else could Apple announce on October 13th?

The biggest differences between the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 12 will likely be the specs. This is what we expect from the iPhone 12.

4 iPhone 12 models

It is possible that we will see four iPhone 12s Introduced: the iPhone 12 Mini (5.4 inches), the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro (6.1 inches) and the iPhone 12 Pro Max (6.7 inches). For comparison, there are only three iPhone 11s: the iPhone 11 (6.1 inch), the iPhone 11 Pro (5.8 inches) and the iPhone 11 Pro max (6.5 inches).

Increased refresh rate

There is speculation that the iPhone 12 will appear will have a refresh rate of 120 Hz and ein ProMotion-Displaythat you can currently find on the iPad Pro. Most phones (including the iPhone 11) update at 60 frames per second, or 60 Hz, but some like that Galaxy S20 and the OnePlus 8 Pro, update at 120Hz. The higher the refresh rate, the faster and smoother a phone feels when scrolling through apps and websites.

Better cameras

As is common with new iPhones, you can assume that the iPhone 12’s cameras will be updated through the iPhone 11. The iPhone 11 has a photo night mode and a Ultraweitwinkelkamera This can add extra detail to photos, along with a great video camera. There were rumors that the iPhone 12 might add one Time-of-flight cameraLike the Galaxy Note 10 Plus to capture depth information. This could do a number of things like help with AR mapping, but it could also mean you finally get the chance to use portrait mode in video.

The addition of 5G

One of the expected biggest new features of the iPhone 12 is Next generation 5G cellular connection. Apple’s invitation to the event begins with “Hi, Speed,” which leads us to believe that the new phones are finally getting 5G connectivity, as virtually all new Android phones in the US already have. This means the phones can access the high-speed wireless network while on the go – it seems a little less exciting during the pandemicBecause we spend more time at home, but your device is still future-proof for the rise of 5G.

The iPhone 11 doesn’t offer 5G connectivity, although a lot of people seem to do believe it does.

price

The base model of the 2019 iPhone 11 was $ 699, $ 50 less than the 2018 iPhone XR. It’s possible this price-dropping trend could continue:

Been seeing some reports speculating on iPhone 12 prices, so I asked my sources 👇

5.4 iPhone 12 D52G
OLED / 5G
2 cam
$649

6.1 iPhone 12 D53G
OLED / 5G
2 cam
$749

6.1 iPhone 12 Pro D53P
OLED / 5G
3 cam + LiDAR
$999

6.7 iPhone 12 Pro Max D54P
OLED / 5G
3 cam + LiDAR
$1,099

— jon prosser (@jon_prosser) April 30, 2020

reports that the base iPhone 12 (the Mini) will cost $ 649, the iPhone 12 Pro will cost $ 999, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max will cost $ 1,099. Here’s everything we know about the price of the iPhone 12 so far.

For more information on the iPhone 12 and all that we expect, see CNET’s iPhone 12 rumor is summed up. You can also check out ours Review of the iPhone 11 and all of its functions.