Apple iPhone 11 (64 GB, Black, 6.10", SIM + eSIM, 4G)
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Apple iPhone 11

64 GB, Black, 6.10", SIM + eSIM, 4G


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Galaxus

1 year ago

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The iPhone 11 currently supports iOS 18 and is expected to receive iOS 19, which means it will continue to receive updates for some time. The exact duration of support depends on Apple's update cycles, but so far there is no indication that support will end in the near future.
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1 year ago

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1 year ago • purchased this product

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I guess it depends on the price. I still use the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Not that much has changed since then. The latest iOS 18 works quickly and smoothly on the device. The camera is still pretty good, but even more resolution ultimately requires more memory, which leads to higher costs. It should be noted that Apple will end support for the iPhone 11 at some point. The iPhone 11 should probably receive updates until 2027-2029. So another 3-5 years. Source: https://www.macworld.com/article... However, there is no guarantee on the duration of support. With Apple, however, it is certainly much longer than with most Android devices.
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4 years ago

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4 years ago • purchased this product

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Yes, this information is wrong in several respects. The iPhone 11/12/13 all come with a 60 Hz display. Only the iPhone 13 Pro (+ Pro Max) come with "ProMotion" (dynamic refresh rate of up to 120Hz). At the moment, 240Hz is not available in any iPhone.
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4 years ago

can you also set 25kmh?

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4 years ago • purchased this product

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Of course. The iPhone 11 can be continuously adjusted from 0 to 300,000 km/sec (speed of light).
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Former user

5 years ago

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Apple no longer supplies a charger and headphones with any product. There is only a charging cable (USB C to Lightning), which does not even fit the old power adapters (USB A to Lightning). If you don't have an existing Lightning cable and headphones, then yes, you will have to pay separately if you want that.
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Former user

6 years ago

Good morning, is the unit OVP and sealed?

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6 years ago

Good day, This device will be in its original packaging. However, Apple has not been sealing the packaging for a long time. Newer iPhones have only glued the plastic casing. Kind regards Niklas

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