Apple Releases the First Set of iPhone XR Ads

BY Rajesh Pandey

Published 19 Oct 2018

To coincide with the iPhone XR pre-orders going live, Apple has also released two new iPhone XR ads. Both ads are less than a minute long and essentially highlight the various aspects of the iPhone XR.

Both ads highlight the fact that the iPhone XR is available in a multitude of colors, with the second ad also highlighting other aspects of the device including the fact that it can click portrait photos with a single lens camera setup, Liquid Retina Display, Depth Control, and more.

https://youtu.be/uqeMa1cZchY

The iPhone XR is expected to do better than the iPhone XS in terms of sales since it offers more value for money than its XS siblings. The device is priced at $749 and comes in six different colors. It also packs all key iPhone XS features like an improved rear camera with Depth Control, Face ID, A12 Bionic chip, and more.

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