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iPhone XR launched with first time dual SIM capabilities doesn’t seem affordable at Rs76,900

Apple has launched the third iPhone and has named it the iPhone XR. The iPhone XR comes with thicker bezels, a notch on top and a single rear camera.The phone comes with a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina LCD display, and will be available in multiple colors, including white, black, blue, yellow, and more. The phone comes with the latest A12 Bionic chipset.
The phone will start at $749 and will come in three variants of 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. Orders for the phone will go live on October 19, and the phone goes on sale on October 26. The phone will be available in India from October 26 too, but with a starting price of Rs 76,900, the iPhone XR is anything but not affordable in India
In terms of optics, the new iPhone XR comes with a single 12MP rear camera which is basically the same camera unit as the main rear camera on the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. There’s also the same 7MP front facing camera.

Though iPhone XR has a single rear camera but Apple claims that the A12 bionic chip has many numbers of image processing improvements through neural engine and software. 

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