iPhone Xr: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada
AppleIf you are looking for a device with specs similar to the iPhone 11, we recommend the iPhone XR instead. It shares the same specs but is $150 cheaper.
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iPhone Xr: Full Specifications
Pros
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The iPhone XR is very similar to the newer iPhone 11 in specs and performance but is $150 cheaper. Apple is also known for supporting older iPhone models with software and security updates for far longer than many of its Android rivals. If you are willing to buy an Apple phone with a screen bigger than the SE, but unwilling to spend close to $1000 on an iPhone 11, the XR might be a good choice for you.
Cons
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LCD screen: Springing $800 for an LCD screen phone in late 2020 seems like a tough sell to us. But at least it’s not like spending $950 for an LCD screen on the iPhone 11!
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Only a single camera in the back: The iPhone XR features only a single 12 MP rear camera and does not support night mode. So, depending on your photography needs, this may or may not suit you.
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No headphone jack: While most users don't care about wired headphones anymore, for those of us who do, the lack of 3.5mm jack can be a daily annoyance. So if you are “trading up” to a phone without a headphone jack, be aware.
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