#FinalLeak: This is how iPhone 11r will look like
According to new leaks, Apple's iPhone 11r, the sequel to the lower-cost iPhone Xr, will feature a square camera hub on the rear - just like the other iPhone 11 models. As per the latest renders, the upcoming iPhone 11r will look similar to its predecessor except for the new camera design that will house an updated dual-lens setup. Here's more on iPhone 11r.
iPhone 11r to get square camera hub with dual-lens setup
Renders show that iPhone 11r will feature the same notched display, metal frame, and glass design that we have seen on iPhone Xr. However, the major change will be on the rear side in the form of a bumpy, square-ish dual-lens camera module. Further, the phone will continue to offer a water-resistant body as well as a Lightning port for charging and audio output.
All about the screen
As far as display is concerned, for this upcoming batch of phones, Apple will offer same screen sizes as seen on existing iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, and iPhone Xr. Hence, the premium iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max models will feature 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED displays, respectively, whereas the lower-cost iPhone 11r will sport a 6.1-inch LCD display.
Apple iPhone 11 series to offer updated cameras
Meanwhile, according to previous leaks, the triple-lens camera array on the premium OLED iPhones will comprise a 12MP telephoto lens, 12MP wide-angle lens, and another 12MP super-wide-angle lens. In comparison, iPhone 11r will have a dual-camera array comprising the 12MP standard and telephoto lenses. Further, all models will feature 12MP front cameras as against 7MP selfie snappers found on the current batch of iPhones.
Under the hood
The 2019 iPhones will also get some important internal upgrades. According to leaks, all three models will come with an Apple-made A13 Bionic processor - the next iteration of the 7nm A12 Bionic chipset which powers last year's iPhones. Additionally, the iPhone 11 series is also tipped to support reverse wireless and come bundled with an 18W fast charger.
