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
In 2017, Apple launched the phone that it said would shape the future. One which delivered on the promise of finally having a phone with a big screen that didn't take up much space in your hand or your pocket.
Beautiful design; Great big screen; Camera quality is excellent; Battery lasts a full day comfortably
Expensive (like really; Some apps still not optimised for notched displays; It'll be too big for some; No fast charger included
Full disclaimer: I've had the Samsung Note 9 for slightly more than a month now, but haven't had the chance to go hands-on with the newly-launched Apple iPhone Xs Max. Most publications have only had a limited hands-on with the phone, and I've based my conclusions in this piece on tech specification...
One of the most frequent criticisms we've heard about the iPhone X is that its 5.8-inch screen simply isn't big enough. Last year, big-screen lovers had to opt for the less fully featured iPhone 8 Plus to get the most real estate. Not anymore.
Beautiful OLED screen; Strong performance; Great size for large screen lovers; Solid camera improvements; IP68 water resistance
Expensive; Bad name; No included fast charging cable
If you like a big-screen phone, you probably don't need to look elsewhere. This phone is the same size as the iPhone 8 Plus (actually, it's a whisker thicker but slightly shorter and less wide) and around the same weight. But it has a display that's a full inch bigger, and it looks utterly sumptuous as a result. It has lots of subtle upgrades, from the increased waterproofing to the longer battery life and then some bigger changes, such as the improved cameras, faster processor and upgraded colours on the display compared to the iPhone X. But it's the look that really sells it: a full-screen phone at this size is a real head-turner.
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