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Best iPhone 2019: which Apple phone is the best?

Best iPhone 2019
Picking the best iPhone got a bit more complicated in late 2018 after Apple launched three new picks in the iPhone XSiPhone XS Max and iPhone XR
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We've ranked these three new flagship iPhones, as well as the older handsets, so you can find the best iPhone for you.
Our recommendations round out the top 10 iPhones you can buy (yes, there's more than 10), because buying the newest might not be your best option if you wanted to save money or don't want to worry about losing a cutting-edge phone.
For example, 2017's iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are still great picks, and you'll find the iPhone X on sale in certain places for a cheap price – even if you can't pick one up directly from Apple.
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Good news, the top 10 iPhones we recommend run iOS 12, Apple's latest big operating system update for its devices. It's therefore a bit different from our prestigious best phones list and the best Android phones list. Apple's prices vary wildly, but you'll probably have to treat them as more of an investment than lower-cost Android phones.
Our top iPhone list highlights the different specs, screen sizes, and price points. Each of these handsets has something to offer for every kind of Apple fan – so we've boiled down the choices for you in a simple-to-read format.
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Best iPhone: which one should you buy today

1. iPhone XS Max

The iPhone XS Max is the best iPhone you can buy
Weight: 208g | Dimensions: 157.5 x 77.4 x 7.7mm | OS: iOS 12 | Screen size: 6.5-inch | Resolution: 1242 x 2688 | CPU: A12 Bionic | RAM: 4GB | Storage: 64/256/512GB | Battery: 3,179mAh | Rear camera: 12MP+12MP | Front camera: 7MP

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