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iPhone XR vs iPhone 8 Plus in 2023

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We know that the Used iPhone 8  and  Used iPhone XR  were both the budget options to their sibling flagship release, the iPhone X and iPhone XS respectively.  However, in 2023 both phones are still great performers and now is when their used value is becoming easily accessible for most budgets whether you need a device today, or carefully considering the best option to maximize value.  So given that both have respectable value, which one should you choose? Both phones fall into the large display archetype and therefore attract similar users.  The iPhone 8 Plus holding onto the old school design also means prices might be slightly lower for this model as well, so does the XR feature enough differences to win out on cost basis?  In this article, we will go over the differences between the iPhone XR and iPhone 8 Plus in order to conclude which phone is right for you and end with a personal recommendation that should suit most people. Specs ...
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Is the iPhone 11 still worth buying in 2023?

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  Quick Answer: Apple released the iPhone 11 in late 2019. We are now 3 generations forward with the iPhone 14 lineup. But is it still worth buying an 11 seeing that another iPhone is right around the corner? Since the launch of the iPhone 11, so much of the current iPhone, including the iPhone Pro series, has been based on the same release pattern. Apple makes sure to cater to all phone users with small to big frames, and lower end to high end technology spread across all versions of that specific model. So how does the iPhone 11 still hold up today in 2023?   Let’s break down the value by model:   iPhone 11 We start with the base version. The iPhone 11. There are several colors that you can choose from. This is easily one of the most important physical features for a lot of users. It comes in Black, Red, Green, Purple, White, and Yellow. The base storage is 64GB which then bumps up to 128GB with 256GB being the highest storage. The size of the phone is roughly the same ...
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