In 2017, Apple gave us with the iPhone X the update we were waiting for, and defined the design for all its new models. The iPhone XS and XS Max, the iPhone XR and even the more recent iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max have fallen into line without any surprises on the edgeless screen, better quality materials and Face ID technology. But while the appearance hasn’t changed a lot, each iteration has added quite a few new features. And this is definitely the case for the iPhone XS: good performance, better photos and a smaller ecological footprint. Something we can get our teeth into.

The iPhone XS in a nutshell

Ergonomics and design: a little twin brother





5/5



70kg of CO2 emitted for production of the smartphone is better than the iPhone X (79kg), which was a little naughty, but not as good as the XR (62kg) and the iPhone 8 (57kg).
Its chip consumes less energy than that of the iPhone X, there is a real effort noted on this point.
As with the X, the 54g of stainless steel, an excellent recyclable material, get a thumbs up; we also note there is 2g less plastic compared to the X.
The repair of the screen and the battery is still satisfactory, but it is still necessary to have specific screwdrivers to disassemble the device and it is always necessary to replace the whole chassis if the glass is broken.
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