Apple has been sued collectively because the iPhone XR has poor reception

Although the iPhone XR is arguably one of Apple's most successful phones, sales of the smartphone far outweigh many of its competitors in the market, or even its own siblings. However, recently, Apple is facing a class action lawsuit from users, accusing the company of deliberately concealing the poor connection of iPhone XR.

Specifically, according to reports from Apple Insider, iPhone XR is only equipped with mobile wave capturing technology and 4G technology with half the performance compared to the two brothers iPhone XS and XS Max. While Apple integrates up to 4x MIMO antennas (4 data transmitting antennas and 4 data receiving antennas) for the iPhone XS and XS Max duo, the iPhone XR only has 2 x 2 analog MIMO antennas, for real-time performance and data transfer rates reduced to half.

This antenna design structure also makes many users encounter a series of network problems in countries such as the US, UK, . A long list of plaintiffs involved in this class action lawsuit. has confirmed its iPhone XR has problems receiving the signal from the network and that Apple has deliberately "concealed" this flaw of the iPhone XR, claiming the company to compensate for damage and costs affecting. to 5 million USD.

The lawsuit sounds silly because the iPhone XR is just an iPhone version that cuts the hardware configuration of the iPhone XS and XS Max, so users cannot sue Apple just because of the cuts. The hardware on the cheaper version is. However, whether Apple really "covers" this flaw or not, we still have to wait for a representative from Apple to respond.

Of course, this is not the first time Apple has encountered troublesome lawsuits like this. If you've been following tech news for a long time, you've probably heard of the Apple lawsuit deliberately slowing down the iPhone, which has become one of the biggest historical cases Apple has suffered.