https://www.siliconvalley.com/2019/09/20/iphone-11-and-11-pro-review-when-the-best-is-just-good-enough/

The new smartphones didn’t support 5G, the next-generation of wireless networks. They didn’t offer wireless charging, a hotly anticipated feature that would let you charge your AirPods by placing them on the back of an iPhone. They certainly didn’t fold, though perhaps Apple was smart not to go there. And for the most part, the new iPhones looked the same as the models from the year before, and the year before that.

And yet, in all the years that I’ve been reviewing new iPhones, this is the first time I was approached in the real world ahead of their official launch by strangers asking to see the new models. The iPhone 11’s vibrant new colors and the iPhone 11 Pro’s eye-catching (though arguably unattractive) three-camera system on the back helped these products stand out even on the busiest of subway platforms.