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all right so I just got some models in of the iPhone 11 devices or iPhone X I whatever they end up calling it but I think these are gonna be called the iPhone 11 and I have five dummy models I have to kind of like finished looking models that have no anesthetic that seems to be quite representative of what they'll actually look like in the retail store and then I also have three these are kind of like their they look like they're machined models that case makers use to make a case for so that I think in terms of like actual dimensions these are more accurate but these ones are more aesthetically similar to the real version all right so if you are unfamiliar with this stuff if you haven't looked at any of the iPhone rumors like the iPhone 11 rumors or leaked videos or anything like that I'll just go through a quick just rundown of what is to be expected this fall and there's gonna be three models supposedly an iPhone 11 the normal sized one and then a bigger version presumably the iPhone 11 max and then we have the budget iPhone which I imagine would be called the iPhone 11 are now all three of these phones correspond to the current lineup the 10s that Tenace max and the 10 are the biggest difference aesthetically between these upcoming iPhone 11 models and the existing lineup is the camera system on the back so if you look in the back there is a triple camera system on the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 max the iPhone 11 are like the budget version still has a square-shaped camera humph it's not perfectly square compared to the other two but it only has two cameras so the ones with the triple camera setup the 11 and 11 max they are supposedly running a wide-angle camera as the third lens the past two generations of iPhones even on the top end they've only had two lenses like a zoom and normal lens but this third camera lens on these new phones is supposed to provide a much wider focal length so this is a technology it's not really technology but it's a feature that is existed on a lot of other phones like Android phones have had them for a while but this is the first time we'll have seen an ultra wide an iPhone and it's something that I really like I'm glad that they're putting this on I find that when I shoot for photography and a lot of my friends and family we just shoot wide let's just you can see more stuff and you can always capture the whole thing like if you ever want to you can always oome it on a photo later but if you start off with just regular focal lengths or zoomed in focal lengths you just lose all that picture that you would otherwise have seen so yeah finally ultra wide lenses on iPhones that's nice now a lot of the phone unfortunately remains unchanged from last year's model and even the previous generation from 2017 so we still have the Lightning port fantastic we still have OLED screens up front same sizing the phones are supposed to be a little bit thicker for 2019 but the overall look and feel and functionality of this phone remains largely unchanged from last year and even the year before I'm someone who was excited by the iPhone 10 when it launched in 2017 it was really cool phone it was just got really fresh designed to what iPhones were at the time and then the iPhone 10s came out and it was a little bit underwhelming to me like I just thought that not a lot had changed and the reality is aside from the camera not really all that much had changed and then this year's model because it's it's so similar in design and feel and look again it feels once again a little underwhelming to me based on these models and these dummy phones I actually think it takes some serious confidence to take these phones and sell them in 2019 now there are some upgrades internally for these phones that were probably nice to some new processors those processors will help the camera system right the whole functionality of these triple camera systems or the dual camera system is based heavily on that processing power and I imagine we'll get some better low-light processing that is something that I phones camera system has kind of fallen behind over the years like if you look at the market right now companies like Huawei with their P 30 and P 30 plus their low-light photography is just miles ahead when it comes to what the iPhone can deliver and the reason being i phones they try to do their processing in real time like whatever you're seeing on your phone screen when you shoot is what your picture is going to look like whereas companies like Huawei they'll process it just after you snap the shutter so it'll process it and then display this nice looking image but because the iPhones have put this emphasis on real-time processing on the cameras screen while you're shooting photography it's falling behind a little bit so having a faster processor in these new iPhones will definitely help with these low-light images it's also supposed to have reverse wireless charging kind of like the Samsung and Huawei phones so if you have wireless earbuds or an Apple watch you could theoretically charge it off the back of these upcoming iPhone 11s now the hardware on these phones is an upgrade compared to last year's iPhones but some of this hardware Stunner show its age like the Lightning port in particular the notch on the front a lot of the competitors out there have moved on to technologies that just look and feel like newer stuff this stuff is definitely starting to show its age next year's models the 20/20 iPhones are rumored to have a pretty big redesign with use BC and new screen size options so if you're in the market for a new phone and you don't really need to get an upgrade for 2019 I would totally wait like the 20/20 ones look so much better since this was one of the reasons why I was comfortable making my last video of how I was switching over to androids phones because the current Apple lineup and the ones that are coming out in a couple months just aren't compelling devices to me like companies have to sell you stuff right they have to sell products to people to stay in business but that's their job like they're trying to sell you stuff that you don't need like these phones in particular feel like there's just such underwhelming phones but they're gonna sell like apples really good at marketing stuff and making people want things that they don't need their videos look phenomenal and I'm actually curious to see what Apple does with these phones in their product videos like how are they gonna make these square humps look super sexy I'm sure they're gonna do it it's just I'd like to see what it actually looks like in the fall but every company is guilty of this right Samsung oneplus Google every phone company does is they push products that people don't need but this year with the iPhone 11 from what we've seen like the data we have so far on these phones I don't know man I would totally skip this year or the 2019 models and go for the 2020 models because I mean you see this stuff right it really is just a third camera lens on a design aesthetic that we for the past two years now this might be enough for some people if you're an iPhone user that's always wanted an ultra-wide lens on their phone this might be enough but I think for most people this is not a particularly compelling year to upgrade your phone that basically wraps us up if you enjoy this give me some thumbs if you loved it give me some subs see you guys next time