Finally, I can afford iPhone 11

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Finally, I can afford an iPhone 11 in the second-hand market. It may sound a bit dramatic but trust me on that. From iPhone 3Gs until iPhone 8 Plus, it is pretty hard to get away from the iOS ecosystem. Personally, it is not about the application purchased nor the hardware and software ecosystem, but, it is about the UX and UI on iOS.
Today, I finally waited long enough and skipping the iPhone X and iPhone Xs series directly move into iPhone 11. Honestly, after picking up Android smartphones for more than 2 years, iPhone 11 seems to be small for me. 

On the outlook, there is nothing really much to talk about because iPhone always maintains the iconic design so that it did not shock the consumer behaviour. At most, Apple will only introduce 1 or maybe 2 major upgrades on the outlook, for example from iPhone 8 series to iPhone X with thinner and dual camera design and of course "The Notch". Then make a big switch from round edges back to iPhone 4 or 5 design. 

From a hardware perspective, Bionic A13 was born in the same year as Snapdragon 865. This chip could properly last year for another few years. I believe that with A13, you can still play my favourite Mobile Legend Bang Bang for another few years. What I particularly like about iPhone 11 is its battery capacity has finally reached 3,110 mAh. Android has been more than 4,000 mAh for many years and it took Apple 2 years back to reach the 3,000 mAh level. Based on my testing, it can really last for the whole day with even 1 or 2 games on Mobile Legend Bang Bang. Amazing!

Now is time to review the camera performance on iPhone 11. I will use my daily driver Samsung Galaxy A72 for comparison sake. Please enjoy the video.


Overall, in the year 2021 whereby Apple just release iPhone 13 series, iPhone 11 still worth a good buy? Let me know your comment below.

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