The iPhone 11 was launched way back in 2019, but it is still really sought after in Nepal. It has been the most affordable iPhone available in Nepal for some time now, and even more so with the latest price revision.
Apple iPhone 11 Price in Nepal 2024
Generation Next (Genxt Nepal) has reduced the price of the iPhone 11 by around Rs. 10,000.
With this, the sole 128GB variant of the iPhone 11 costs Rs. 75,900 in Nepal.
It is currently the only iPhone 11 series model that you can get in Nepal right now.
- iPhone 11 Price in Nepal: Rs. 75,900 (128GB)
Should you buy the iPhone 11 in Nepal in 2024?
If you already own other Apple products or want to get into the Apple ecosystem, the iPhone 11 is still the cheapest way to do it.
That said, the phone is almost five years old, and the specs look outdated when compared to newer Android phones side by side.
| The Good | The Bad |
| Powerful cameras | Lighting Connector instead of USB Type-C |
| IP68 water-resistant | Ships with 5-watt garbage brick |
| Apple A13 Bionic Chip | 60Hz LCD HD+ Display |
| Hardware-based Face Unlock | Notch is still there |
| Wireless Charging | No 5G variant |
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iPhone 11 Specifications
| Display | |
| Size | 6.1 inches |
| Resolution | 1792 x 828 pixels |
| Performance | |
| CPU | Hexa-core (2×2.65 GHz Lightning + 4×1.8 GHz Thunder) Apple A13 Bionic, 7nm |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| Storage | |
| Internal memory | 64 GB, 128 GB, 512 GB |
| MicroSD | No |
| Camera | |
| Primary camera | 12MP (wide), f/1.8 + 12MP (ultra-wide), f/2.4 |
| Secondary camera | 12MP, f/2.2 |
| Others | |
| Battery Capacity | 3,046mAh, Non-removable, 18-watt fast charging |
| Operating system | iOS 13 |
iPhone 11 looks all-new, but the same old?
Okay, there is nothing so massive change in the design of the fascia.
You’ll find the same obtrusive iPhone-ish wide notch at the top and thick bezels on all the sides of the new iPhone 11, and it looks identical to the iPhone X and all other iPhones after that.
But the back panel has a completely redesigned, new set of dual cameras housed in a matte-finish square glass. I don’t know; those dual cameras sure feel like the Wall-E directly staring.
On the bottom, there is the same ol’, same ol’ disappointing Lighting connector that Apple can’t let go of and a bottom-firing speaker grille side by it.
Speaking of the build quality, the iPhone is all about demonstrating how premium should really feel because the iPhone 11 is cased in the toughest dual-glass body and aluminum frame.
Besides, the iPhone 11 can survive water up to 2 meters for 30 minutes, thanks to the IP68 rating for water resistance.
Apple chose to go with the plain naming for the available iPhone 11 color variants, which come in six colors — Black, Green, Yellow, Purple, Red, and White.
Moving on to the iPhone 11’s display, it still measures 6.1-inches with 1792-by-828 resolution and 326 ppi, just like the iPhone XR.
And oh, yes, Apple still packed the IPS LCD “Liquid Retina” display on the iPhone 11, saving the OLED for the iPhone 11 Pro and the iPhone Pro Max.
However, the iPhone 11 comes with the capability to hit 625 nits brightness on any sunny day, which is pretty good compared to the iPhone XR’s 589 nits.
Cameras, Redefined
As we said, the camera is the most exciting thing about the iPhone 11 sports. The dual cameras housed in the matte-finish glass square are a 12MP standard lens of f/1.8 aperture and another 12MP ultrawide-angle lens of f/2.4 aperture.
This additional ultrawide-angle lens will help you to take pretty wide scenic images because of the 120-degree field of view it incorporates.
These new cameras are now more capable and compete with the standard of Google, Samsung, and Huawei in terms of the night shots they can take.
With the new AI employed when pressing the shutter button for 2-5 seconds, the iPhone 11 will automatically take multiple photos at different exposures and merge them to produce the best shot possible.
Also, not to forget the Quad-LED dual-tone flash that aids in the process.
Other than that, if you happen to press and hold the shutter button for a little longer, it will take a quick and easy to share a short video instead of shooting images in burst mode.
But a thing to notice is that you won’t be allowed to use wowing Night Mode while you are in ultrawide-angle mode.
And ah, the extra camera is also somewhat beneficial in enhancing the portrait shots on the iPhone 11, unlike the earlier iPhone XR, which used software aid.
Apple really promoted how the new iPhone 11 can record 4K videos at 60 frames per second, but there’s a catch — the in-built Night Mode tweak won’t be any help to make your videos bright in low-light conditions.
However, HDR support and cinematic stabilization can really bring details and smoother motion to videos shot, respectively.
iPhone 11 Selfie Cameras: Slofies and Wider Selfies
The front notch that no one loves sports a 12MP selfie camera (improved over the 7MP found on the iPhone XR) and is now more capable of taking wider selfies. Either you can tap the “wide-angle” button on the camera app or just rotate the device in landscape mode to take wider selfies.
Also, Apple can’t really help themselves naming the things, they just coined a new term “Slofies” which are basically slow-mo selfies shot at 120 frames-per-second. For regular videos, the front cameras can shoot sharp 4K videos up to 60 frames per second. These selfie shooters do have gyro-EIS enabled for steady videos, which can be godly helpful for vloggers out there.
iPhone 11 Performance: A13 Bionic does the job
This latest 7nm manufactured Hexa-core A13 Bionic chipset is the world’s fastest processor you will find on the iPhone 11, which Apple claims can outperform A12 by 20%. (However, we are yet to see how the next Snapdragon 865 handles this lose.) This chipset is aided by Apple quad-core GPU on the graphics part with 4GB RAM on-board (as per reports because Apple never disclosed it) coupled with three storage variants: 64GB, 128GB, and 512GB.
Inside, the iPhone 11 packs a 3046mAh battery, and as per Apple claims, it can last an hour extra compared to last year’s iPhone XR.
But as Apple does on any typical day, it ships the iPhone 11 with a garbage 5-watt brick when it can really support 18-watt fast charging, which can juice it up to 50% in a 30-minute plug-in.
And yes, to feel this power, you will need to buy an extra 18-watt charger separately, which will cost you $30 (approx. Rs. 3400).
The new iOS 13 handling the iPhone 11
Apple always has its newest software to run the new iPhones every year, and this year is no different. The newest iOS 13 handles the new iPhone 11.
The iOS 13 has brought new features to the table. To name the most impressive one, it’s Dark Mode. With the new Dark Mode on iPhones, the contents are now no longer eye-blinding at night.
Other than that, the Photos app is now more advanced with powerful editing tools and can view your photos by “Day, Months and Years”.
Don’t forget the new features like “Look Around” (which is similar to the Street View on Google Maps) and save locations as “Favorites” or “Collections” on the Maps app.
The Siri sounds more natural, you can sign in with Apple ID into third-party accounts, connect to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth directly from Control Center, improved “Face ID” and a new “Find My” app are some of the other mentionable features you should notice with iOS 13.
Also, the keyboard gets some upgrades too. You can finally use swiping to type like a ninja and add Memoji stickers directly from the keyboard.
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