iPhone XS

While Apple rarely confirms this officially, 'S' typically denotes 'Speed' or 'Security' upgrades, indicating that the phone has the exact same design as the previous year but faster internal components.

Yes, the iPhone XS uses the exact same 5.8-inch physical chassis as the iPhone X, meaning cases and accessories are generally 100% cross-compatible.

Poor. Even at launch, the battery life was heavily criticized for struggling to last a full day under normal use. Today, an original battery will likely need immediate replacement.

No. Apple has officially dropped major iOS support for the iPhone XS, meaning it will no longer receive new features and will eventually lose modern app support.

The main differences are the significantly faster A12 Bionic chip, slightly faster Face ID sensors, improved water resistance (IP68 vs IP67), and the addition of a Gold color option.