The new Apple iPhone has been one of the most hotly anticipated devices from the company for quite some time now. All of them have clean, stunning full-screen looks with at least a slight curve at the top. However, the iPhone 11 Pro, with its glass and stainless steel body and six.5-inch Super retina OLED touch screen, is by far the largest, heaviest and biggest; while the iPhone 11, with an aluminum and glass body, is the thinnest (almost barely). There are many more pros and cons to purchasing iPhone 11 vs. iPhone 11 Pro, but that’s another article for another day.

iPhone 11 Pros vs. iPhone 11 Cons The biggest pro  iphone 11 is that the iPhone 11 has so many great features compared to the iPhone 11 Pro. For example, the iPhone 11 comes with two cameras, a facial recognition facility and a whiteboard. Plus, it allows you to download content from your own apps to your phone, which means you can quickly take notes or upload photos. When compared side-by-side, the iPhone 11 has everything you’d expect from an iPhone, while the Pro offers some features you may not have thought to ask for, such as the ability to download to the iPhone as well as the ability to view PDF files on your phone.

Second, let’s look at what the Apple iPhone software has to offer, compared to what the Android phones offer. The biggest difference is obviously in the user interface, where the iPhone has a very different interface than Android. Instead of using a keyboard, the iPhone uses a tap-able home button and a multi-touch trackpad. Its interface also makes it easy to access all of the features that come built into the phone, including the Face ID. This Face ID feature is important, as it makes it less likely for someone to steal your iPhone and use it for their own personal purposes.

The other big difference between the iPhone and Android is in the range of apps that are available. The iPhone offers over one hundred and fifty different apps, while the Android runs just thirty-nine, including a few games. It’s clear that the range of apps is much larger on the Android, while the iPhone is much more limited in terms of how many it offers. To me, this seems like a mistake, as the iPhone just feels better, and is more intuitive, while the Android is more convenient and easier to navigate.

Third, we’ll compare the functionality of the two cameras, the iPhone’s camera versus the Android camera. The iPhone’s camera is a significant upgrade, where the iPhone 11 Pro review considers it as the best smartphone camera available. It has an impressively long lens, a good auto focus, and an intuitive interface to operate. The iPhone 11 Pro review also notes that the iPhone’s facial recognition technology is quite accurate, although it isn’t quite perfect yet.

Finally, we’ll take a look at the iPhone’s connectivity, as this is perhaps the most widely used iPhone feature. In comparison to the Android, the iPhone has a much wider range of connectivity options, including USB, Bluetooth, 3G, WiFi, as well as 4G, which is a higher bandwidth that can connect faster. The iPhone 11 has also been equipped with two things that are unique to its design: a dock connector for the headphones, and a contract with AT&T that allows it to work on any network in the country.