How much RAM is inside Apple’s latest iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max?
Earlier rumours suggested 6GB of RAM in the OLED iPhone 11 Pro models, but Geekbench scores are showing 4GB of RAM. What information should we believe before iFixit starts their iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro teardowns on Friday?
According to MacRumors, the RAM in iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max is at 4GB each, according to TENAA, the Chinese regulatory agency Apple is legally required to submit device information to.
TENAA filings last year correctly noted RAM and battery capacities in the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.
Fast forward to 2019, it looks like these filings spotted by MacRumors have again detailed battery capacities and RAM for these newest iPhones (last year’s numbers in parentheses for context):
Back in June, Korean website The Elec claimed Apple’s iPhone XR successor would include a 3,110 mAh battery, at a 6% increase.
Last month, an anonymous Foxconn worker posted to a Chinese messaging board Apple’s iPhone XS Max would include a larger 3,969 mAh battery. This worker said new iPhones would have a matte rear glass, while Apple would also introduce a new dark green colour. These matte and green claims have turned out to be true.
iPhone 11/iPhone 11 Pro Max reviewers are going wild on GeekBench ahead of embargo lifting tomorrow (4GB of RAM on all three models). pic.twitter.com/L6lms50NuG
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) September 16, 2019
We’ll find out soon enough once iFixit dismantles these newest iPhones on Friday, to discover battery capacities, RAM and more. Stay tuned.
