How to Send iMessage on iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max

iMessage is a chat messaging application/service developed by Apple. It allows Apple device users to communicate with each other easily. iMessage can be used to send and receive text messages, media files, and more. It works over an internet connection using Wi-Fi or Mobile Data. Messages are always encrypted and appear in blue text bubbles, which look cool and easy to understand. The best part is that you don’t need an SMS pack or account balance to send texts. Google is also trying to implement the RCS Messaging feature to most Android devices with the help of mobile carriers. iMessage can also be synced with your iCloud account. If you have an iPhone 11, 11 Pro, or 11 Pro Max and want to learn how to send iMessage, check out our simple guide.

Get Started With iMessage

iMessage doesn’t come with pre-enabled on iOS devices. So, users need to enable it manually while setting up the device. If you’ve skipped the iMessage set-up process at the initial stage, then you need to activate it later via Settings (If you want to use iMessage).

There are some of the information mentioned below:

• iMessage fully works on Wi-Fi or Mobile Data connection if sent via iOS device or other Apple devices.
• If you sent iMessage to a non-Apple device then it will be billed according to the SMS charges.
• A valid Apple ID or a valid mobile number is required to use the iMessage completely.
• There are two colors available like for the iMessage, the color will be Blue. While the standard SMS/MMS will be shown as green color.
• The Bubble icon will indicate that the recipient is typing.
• If in case, iMessage not delivered, a red exclamation icon will appear.

Set Up iMessage on your iPhone 11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max

• From the Home screen, go to iPhone Settings.
• Tap on Messages >> Turn on the “iMessage” toggle.
• Scroll down and turn on/off the “Send as SMS” option. After enabling this option, your iMessage will be sent via text message if the service is available or there will be no internet connection.
• You can also select “Low-Quality Image Mode” to reduce mobile data usage. But if you always use Wi-Fi, then this option won’t be required.
• Now, go to the iMessage app and start using it.

Steps to Send iMessage on iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max

SMS/MMS always works automatically depending on the network settings, carrier settings, carrier plans, and more. Generally, an iMessage is considered as a text message when it comes to Apple to Apple devices. But for the non-Apple devices, the iMessage will become SMS/MMS.