iPhone X Overview

The iPhone X, released in November 2017, marked the 10th anniversary of Apple’s iconic smartphone line and introduced a major redesign and technological leap.

Key Features:

1. Design:
   • All-screen design with a stainless steel frame and glass front/back.
   • First iPhone to eliminate the Home button.
   • 5.8-inch Super Retina HD OLED display with a resolution of 2436 x 1125 pixels (458 PPI).
2. Face ID:
   • Replaced Touch ID with facial recognition for unlocking and authentication.
   • Enabled by the True Depth camera system.
3. Performance:
   • Powered by the A11 Bionic chip with Neural Engine, enabling advanced machine learning tasks.
   • Equipped with 3GB of RAM and available in 64GB or 256GB storage options.
4. Camera:
   • Rear: Dual 12MP cameras (wide and telephoto lenses), with optical image stabilization on both lenses.
   • Front: 7MP True Depth camera for selfies and Face ID.
   • Introduced Portrait Mode and Portrait Lighting features.
5. Other Features:
   • Support for wireless charging with Qi standard.
   • IP67 water and dust resistance.
   • Ran iOS 11 at launch, with software updates extending support to current iOS versions.

The iPhone X was a transformative product that set the standard for modern smartphone design, influencing future iPhones with its notch and edge-to-edge display. It showcased Apple’s innovation, though it was also one of the most expensive smartphones at launch.

Price

The price of the iPhone X in Nigerian Naira depends on factors like the storage variant (64GB or 256GB), market availability, and whether it’s brand-new, used, or refurbished. Since the iPhone X is no longer officially sold by Apple, its price fluctuates across markets.

1. 64GB version: ₦140,000 – ₦200,000
2. 256GB version: ₦180,000 – ₦260,000