Apple iPhone 11 price

Yes. The iPhone 11 is compatible with iOS 18.

Yes. iPhone 11 supports eSIM (dual-SIM with a nano-SIM + eSIM). Activate via Settings > Cellular > Add Cellular Plan (scan QR code or use your carrier’s app).

Yes. The iPhone 11 supports Qi wireless charging and can be charged wirelessly with any Qi-certified charger (up to 7.5 W).

No. iPhone 11 does not support 5G; 5G is available on iPhone 12 and newer models.

No. The iPhone 11 does not support MagSafe. MagSafe charging and accessories are available starting with iPhone 12. The iPhone 11 can still be charged with Qi wireless chargers or wired charging.

Yes. The iPhone 11 can screen record using the built‑in Screen Recording feature.

How to use:

• Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls, add Screen Recording.
• Open Control Center, tap Screen Recording to start. To include mic audio, press and hold the button and toggle Microphone On.
• To stop, tap the red status bar at the top or return to Control Center and tap Stop. The video saves to Photos.

Yes. The iPhone 11 supports dual SIM via one nano-SIM and one eSIM (some regional variants use two physical nano-SIMs).

No. The iPhone 11 does not have an infrared (IR) blaster; you’d need a third‑party IR accessory or a smart home solution to control IR devices.

Yes. The iPhone 11 Pro Max supports USB-C Power Delivery fast charging, so a 20W USB-C charger will fast-charge it (roughly 50% in about 30 minutes with a USB-C to Lightning cable).

The iPhone 11 camera is a strong, versatile setup: a dual 12 MP rear system (Wide + Ultra Wide) with Smart HDR and Night mode for brighter photos in low light. It records 4K video at up to 60fps with optical stabilization on both rear cameras, and it adds Portrait mode with lighting effects. The front 12 MP camera also takes good selfies and 4K video.