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Apple iPhone X Review — Worth buying in Egypt in 2026?
The Apple iPhone X by Apple is released in 2017, a smartphone offering 12.2MP camera, 2716mAh battery. It features a AM-OLED display screen. It stands as a solid option in the Egyptian smartphone market.
Key Specs at a Glance
Display
5.85" AM-OLED display
Main Camera
12.2MP
Battery
2716mAh
5G
✗ Not supported
NFC
✓ Yes
Weight
174g
Chipset
Apple A11 Bionic APL1W72 T8015 (Skye)
OS
Apple iOS 11
RAM
3GB RAM
Storage
64GB / 256GB
Front Camera
7.2MP
Cons
No 5G support
No wireless charging
Modest battery capacity (2716mAh)
Display
The Apple iPhone X features a 5.85-inch AM-OLED display display at 1125x2436 resolution (459 PPI).
Camera System
The main 12.2MP camera. The 7.2MP front camera handles selfies and video calls. Supports 4K video recording.
Battery & Charging
The Apple iPhone X packs a 2716mAh battery.
Performance
The Apple iPhone X is powered by the Apple A11 Bionic APL1W72 T8015 (Skye) (Apple A11 Bionic APL1W72 T8015 (Skye), 2017, 64 bit, hexa-core, 64 Kbyte I-Cache, 64 Kbyte D-Cache, 8192 Kbyte L2, 10 nm, Apple A11 GPU) running Apple iOS 11. It comes in 3GB RAM variants with 64GB / 256GB storage options.
Connectivity
Operates on 4G LTE networks. Wi-Fi 802.11a , 802.11b , 802.11g , 802.11n , 802.11ac. Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.0. NFC supports contactless payments and smart applications.
Build & Design
The Apple iPhone X weighs 174g with dimensions of 143.6 mm x 70.9 mm x 7.7 mm.
Skip it if you are
- ✗
Those future-proofing with 5G connectivity
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Heavy users who need a bigger battery
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Apple iPhone X support 5G?
How long does the Apple iPhone X battery last?
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Is the Apple iPhone X waterproof?
What is the price of the Apple iPhone X in Egypt?
Final Verdict
The Apple iPhone X is a decent phone for everyday use. The lack of 5G may be a drawback for users thinking long-term. At a starting price of 17,750 EGP, it represents strong budget value in the Egyptian market.
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