https://www.cnet.com/news/iphone-xs-and-xr-review-six-months-in-heres-how-theyre-holding-up/

But that doesn't mean they couldn't use improvements.The phone industry is accelerating so fast that Apple's phones are inevitably going to change with it. But where they are now is a very solid, stable place -- if not an exciting one.

Good news: Whatever iPhone you picked last year, if you picked one that is, you're just fine. (You're also fine if you have the iPhone X or iPhone 8 or iPhone 7, too!) Each model has its advantages and drawbacks. My favorite is still the iPhone XR. It has the best price-to-value pick, its battery life is great and its smaller size is ideal for me. And the iPhone XR's LCD screen, while technically not as good as the iPhone XS' OLED, isn't perceivably different in everyday use.