As I write in my review, the iPhone XR is a great phone. It's has the speed and design of the iPhone XS, a price tag to match the iPhone 8, and battery life to beat them all.
But as good as it is, the iPhone XR isn't quite perfect. And the reasons why it isn't have nothing to do with hardware. The decisions Apple made with the camera and the screen make perfect sense on the iPhone XR, and neither is a deal-breaker. But there are some things related to the camera and screen that could be changed, and we don't even have to wait until the iPhone XR2 to get them. With a few simple tweaks in iOS 12.3, Apple can dramatically improve the iPhone XR experience and add even more value to its most affordable A12-based smartphone:
