The Best 5 iPhones Ever From 2019

Choosing the right iPhone can be easier said than done because Apple does not produce as many phones as other companies, all its handsets are fantastic and great, and due to Apple's policy of supporting phones for an extended period, older models are still viable for quite some time. 
If you are still wondering which iPhone you should get, you've come to the right place. We've compiled a list of the top five iPhones released since 2019. We will provide you with complete information to use as a reference.

iPhone 12 Pro Max (2020)

The iPhone 12 Pro Max has the biggest display within the iPhone lineup with a 6.7-inch OLED screen on the front, as well as Apple's most advanced rear camera and a new telephoto lens feature. The large screen and long-lasting battery set this phone apart from the rest of Apple's lineup. 

Some of the features that iPhone 12 Pro Max has to offer are its run-on Apple's A14 Bionic chip, Super Retina XDR OLED screen, ceramic shield screen, 5G support, MagSafe accessory support, a triple-lens camera system with standard, ultra-wide, and telephoto lenses, and IP68 water resistance. Most of the features are the same as iPhone 12 Pro. 

The thing that makes the biggest difference between the 12 Pro and the 12 Pro Max, apart from its slightly larger size, is its camera. The iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 2.5x optical zoom, a 5x optical zoom range, and a 12x digital zoom, compared to the 2x optical zoom, 4x optical zoom range, and 10x digital zoom on the iPhone 12 Pro. 

iPhone 12 Pro (2020)

With the iPhone 12 Pro, you will get the A14 Bionic chip, a Super Retina XDR OLED camera, ceramic shield screen glass, 5G support, wireless charging, and MagSafe support, a metal frame, and IP68 water resistance, as well as everything you can found on the regular iPhone 12. 
But the most interesting part of the iPhone 12 Pro is it comes with a triple camera system that includes a regular lens, an ultrawide lens, and unique to the Pro models, a telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom and 10x digital zoom. LiDAR for better portrait mode images even in low light, as well as Apple's RAW camera settings, are among the additional camera features. 

If you want the latest picture technology Apple has to offer as well as a larger screen, the iPhone 12 Pro Max is the way to go. 

iPhone 12 (2020)

The iPhone 12 offers the best value for money in terms of efficiency, functionality, and design, and it is the model that most people should choose. The price difference between the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 11 might not be significant, but the iPhone 12 has additional features that the iPhone 11 does not. These include 5G support, a ceramic shield coating for improved durability, a more contrast-rich OLED monitor, and support for Apple's latest MagSafe charging and accessory link system. 

The iPhone 12, which runs on Apple's new A14 Bionic chip, has the hardware most people need for regular and extended use. The iPhone 12 shares many of the same features as the Pro models, such as a dual-camera setup with an ultrawide lens, a metal frame, and IP68 water resistance. 

iPhone 12 Mini (2020)

The iPhone 12 Mini is a smaller and more affordable version of the iPhone 12, and it comes in the same colors as the iPhone 12, including the newly revealed purple. 

The only difference is that the iPhone 12 Mini has a 5.4-inch screen over the iPhone 12's 6.1-inch screen. Because of its smaller size, the iPhone 12 Mini's battery life is slightly shorter than that of the iPhone 12. 

All is the same, except for the screen size and battery life, including the A14 Bionic chip, a dual-camera system with an ultrawide lens, a Super Retina XDR OLED monitor, ceramic shield screen glass, 5G support, wireless charging, and MagSafe support, a metal frame, and IP68 water resistance. 

iPhone 11 (2019)

The Apple iPhone 11's price makes it the best iPhone for those who want anything premium but doesn't want to spend too much money. The iPhone 11 has all of the specifications that most people need at a lower price than the iPhone 12. 

There's a dual camera on the back, much like the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12, and it has a few more camera features than the older iPhone XR, such as Night Mode and Auto Adjustments, but not quite as many as the iPhone 12 versions. 

The iPhone 11 is powered by the A13 chip and has a slightly larger battery than the older iPhone XR. It has the same size and resolution display as the iPhone XR, but it uses LCD rather than OLED and lacks HDR. It does, however, have True Tone and Haptic Touch, much like the iPhone 12 versions.