If the iPhone XS is described as Apple's flagship iPhone, how do you describe the XS Max? You could say this is a flagship iPhone that takes it to the max. it's big and beautiful!
There's something cinematic about the screen of the XS Max. It's the biggest ever on an iPhone - 6.5 inches and resolution of 2688 x 1242 px. With this sort of screen, the XS Max promises an awesome experience when watching a movie, or gaming.
Gaming and movie watching on a big screen might be one thing, but you need power and performance to make these activities smooth and seamless. Thanks to the A12 Bionic chip and Neural Engine, the entertainment flows in lag-free fashion, with graphics performance improved by 50% on its already impressive predecessor.
The XS Max rounds out this entertainment experience with louder speakers and stereo capabilities; a welcome feature for gamers and movie watchers alike.
The dual-camera system, incorporating Smart HDR and 4K video recording, is making nearly as many waves as that awesome screen. Apple says this is the dawn of a new era of photography, certainly as far as phone cameras are concerned.
While the screen and cameras capture most of the attention, the XS Max is also big on features and functionality in every respect. Things like Face ID, Super Retina OLED display, fast & wireless charging, a great range of built-in apps, and everything else you could want in an iPhone, put the XS Max firmly in flagship territory. There's more to this iPhone than that big and beautiful screen!
Manufacturer: Apple
This is the fastest and biggest iPhone ever. The cameras are excellent, particularly for video, and the battery life is great. Again, it's not best in class, but it's the best battery life in an iPhone for a long, long while.
Spectacular camera; Fastest phone ever; Improved durability
Incredibly expensive
The biggest and most powerful iPhone yet, and the perfect phone for on-the-move media consumers
iOS 12 is great; Camera is amazing; Epic screen
Might be too large for some; No fast charger in the box
Apple’s maxed the iPhone X in pretty much every way. The iPhone XS Max is more powerful and more durable, has a bigger screen and larger battery, and has a camera that’ll occasionally make you squee. But also the price-tag’s ramped up to the max as well. The 64GB model is £1099; 256/512GB models, respectively, give your bank account a kicking to the tune of £1249 and £1449. Those price points, for reference, match the first two levels of 13in MacBook Pro. Equivalent models of the Samsung S9+ are three hundred quid cheaper. And you don’t even get a headphone dongle in the iPhone’s box this year. So, yes, this iPhone is expensive, but – most importantly – it’s really bloody good. For anyone rocking a Plus or who feels hemmed in by the iPhone X, it’s an excellent upgrade. But if you don’t care about the extra screen space, or fancy something smaller and lighter, remember the iPhone XS is now basically the same phone – and a hundred quid cheaper.
Gorgeous display; Absurdly powerful; Superb camera; Great build quality;
Expensive; The notch still irks; Wobbles when set on a table; No headphone dongle in the box;
The iPhone Xs Max has a silly name and an even sillier price, but it's as good as it gets
I bought this phone on pre order for when it came out! I've never ever made a better choice about anything! You will not be disappointed at all! Great camera both front and back Brilliant coverage Really fast! Lovely made! It's just gorgeous! Which sounds cringe haha You won't regret purchasing it
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The iPhone XS Max is simply the best smartphone for movies and music that you can currently buy It is no surprise that the 6.5in display of the iPhone XS Max is more engaging than that of the iPhone X, but what's more surprising is the raft of improvements made to picture and sound quality.
Stunning big OLED display; Better audio than before; Robust and water-resistant
Size may not suit some; Expensive
The iPhone XS Max changes the formula for Apple. For the last few years, when there's been a ‘plus'-sized iPhone, the bigger one has been definitively better. The screen size is a matter of personal preference, but they've also had significantly longer battery life than the smaller iPhones, and dual...
Incredible camera; Massively powerful and fast; Fantastic HDR screen
Big without making especially good use of it; Battery life only average; Yeah; it's pretty expensive
It's early days yet for the iPhone Xs Max. I haven't had the phone for a huge amount of time just yet, so inevitably my thoughts and feelings about it may evolve. But from what I've seen so far, I've been impressed with it.
Big; glorious; front-filling screen; Stupendous performance; Decent battery life
Expensive; Pricey; Costly
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