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Like the MacBook's trackpad, Haptic Touch works by making you think you are moving something even though you aren't, allowing you to long press certain apps on the screen, like the torch or settings in Control Centre, but it won't offer shortcuts to most apps like 3D Touch did. It's a technology Apple introduced on the iPhone XR that replaced the 3D Touch feature found on previous iPhones since the 6S.

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Haptic Touch is also on board the iPhone 11, as it is on the iPhone 11 Pro models. True Tone is a feature Apple introduced with the iPhone 8 models, automatically adjusting the display to its surroundings when turned on - and it can make quite a big difference.

Viewing angles are good and images and text are crisp, while the iPhone 11 also supports a P3 wide colour gamut, as well as True Tone technology.

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Smart HDR pictures don't pop as much when viewing on screen as they do on the iPhone 11 Pro, and you can't see as much detail on a dark TV show or movie that's available in HDR, as you can on the 11 Pro - but it's also one of the few compromises the iPhone 11 makes to the Pro models. The omission of HDR on the iPhone 11 means that while it tries to deliver a HDR-like experience for compatible content, it's not the real deal. It's not as sharp in resolution as the likes of the iPhone 11 Pro, or the Samsung Galaxy S20 for example, and it doesn't offer mobile HDR compatibility like these other devices either, but the iPhone 11 still offers a decent screen with ample brightness and arguably more realistic colours than the Pro models and other OLED smartphones. In reality, the iPhone 11 has a display that will more than satisfy most users.

LCD displays are typically not as vibrant or impressive as OLED panels and that's true of the iPhone 11 too - the iPhone 11 Pro is crisper, its colours are punchier and its blacks are blacker - but you wouldn't necessarily notice this difference unless you were viewing the two models directly next to each other. The Apple iPhone 11 sports a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina screen - which is essentially an LCD display if you remove Apple language - and the same as what anyone with an iPhone 6, 7 or 8 model will be used to, but larger. In solidarity, the iPhone 11 is a lovely device. The stainless steel chassis and matte glass rear of the Pro models are genuinely beautiful in the flesh - especially in the green and gold colours - but it's only something you'd notice (or yearn after) if you were holding them next to each other.

Side-by-side, the iPhone 11 Pro is clearly the more premium device. Instead, it's part of the same single sheet of glass on the rear, with the camera section a frosted matte on the iPhone 11 to distinguish it further from the rest of the glossy rear - the opposite to what is offered on the iPhone 11 Pro. The glass on the rear is tough too and while the proud camera housing appears to be an add on at first glance, it isn't.

We've got used to it - as you will too - and compared to a lot of big, black rectangles out there on other devices, it's comparatively pleasant to look at. The iPhone 11's chassis is aluminium - colour matched to the rear - which is still glass, but there's IP68 water and dust resistance, as well as a dual camera system in a somewhat polarising camera housing.

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