New iPhone 11 Pro draws hysterical comments

Apple on Tuesday unveiled its latest product: the iPhone 11 with three new models.

iPhone 11 Pro will cost Ksh.103,646 ($999) while iPhone 11 Pro Max will cost Ksh. 114,021.

However, the third model, iPhone 11, with a dual-camera system, is considered the cheapest since iPhone 8.

It will cost consumers just slightly over Ksh.72,000 ($699).

The first two models have unique features including three cameras at the back.

The cameras have left Twitter users in stitches. Below are some of their comments:

“Some kids born in 2020 will never understand that true love wasn’t the reason for their birth.. It was iphone 11,” one Michael Clad said.

#iPhone11 #AppleEvent I know Apple’s future design trends pic.twitter.com/yBrVy8ZgHa

— spielgebo (@spielgeboo) September 11, 2019

The iPhone camera literally went through mitosis! #AppleEvent  #iPhone11 pic.twitter.com/RKkAqX2WTy

— ᴍᴏɪɴ. (@Moinogram) September 11, 2019

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When you can't afford the iPhone 11 ?#AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/GUgzVaKXfD

— Ry_Xeu (@Riyad_Xeu) September 11, 2019

All because of iPhone 11 some girls are now very humble. Even if her boyfriend goes to the toilet, you'll hear "Baby, how was your journey?" ? pic.twitter.com/hvCp7nW7hO

— A. J | H'Bib!!! (@habibajala) September 11, 2019

No idea is Original, there’s nothing new under the sun #iPhone11 pic.twitter.com/TnbXJWWekz

— AbdulRasaq Adeyemi S (@Omo_Basorun) September 11, 2019

iPhone 11 comes with a built in shaver!! #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/Y4CSOJYVRR

— Satyajit Pawar (@satyajit_2106) September 10, 2019

#iPhone11 targets a whole new market! pic.twitter.com/tKpxPI0qNP

— Run Solo™️ (@AJ_Oosie) September 11, 2019

Exactly the same! Hahaha#iPhone11 pic.twitter.com/oqH3TNtcH9

— lizonmiere (@lizonmiere) September 11, 2019

Apple said fans can pre-order the new iPhone 11 from September 13.

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