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| [* black] That's it for this year's iPhones! No more until next year, please. [https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/09/kuo-new-ipad-pro-and-iphone-se-2-in-early-2020-followed-by-apple-ar-headset-collaboration-with-third-party-brands/|Unless...|new_window=true] | |
| [* black] To sum it all up: | |
| [* black] Pro or no, all 2019 iPhones are shipping with stacked-PCB logic boards. | |
| - | [* black] Unlike its Pro siblings, the vanilla 11 gets a very modest 7% battery |
| + | [* black] Unlike its Pro siblings, the vanilla 11 gets a very modest 7% battery capacity increase. |
| [* black] ''Like'' its siblings, the 11 gains an ultra-wide camera, some UWB hardware, and continues to be illusive about whether or not it has bilateral charging capabilities. | |
| [* black] What does all this mean for repairability? You know the drill—keep on scrolling to find out. |