Apple iPhone 11 Pro / Max Listed as Obsolete Products on Official Website
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Apple has added the iPhone, Pro, and iPhone to its official website's "Obsolete" product list. These three models were released in September 2019 and were among Apple's first batch of flagship phones named with the Pro designation.
News from IT on October 10th: Apple has now added the iPhone 11 Pro / Max phones to the "Obsolete" product list on its official website. Note from IT: According to the official documentation, obsolete products refer to those that have been discontinued for more than 5 years but less than 7 years.

Public information shows that the iPhone 11 Pro and the iPhone 11 Pro Max are Apple's first flagship phones named with "Pro", released in September 2019. The two models are equipped with 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED screens respectively, and feature a triple-camera system on the back. They are also among the last batch of 4G models in the iPhone series. Note: The iPhone SE 2 were released in April 2020 and only support 4G communication. Starting with the iPhone 12 series of phones (released in October 2020), Apple introduced 5G communication for these models.

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