iPhone 11 Pro Max Review

iPhone 11 Pro Max Review

The iPhone 11 Pro Max excellent cameras, excellent battery life and bright display make it a phone to call. The iPhone 11 Pro Max is not just the best phone. It is more than just other good phones like Samsung Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and OnePlus 8 Pro.

Yes, the standard iPhone $699 iPhone 11 is a good price, but the iPhone 11 Pro Max ($ 1,099) has an OLED power display compared to the iPhone 11's LCD. I would also like to have a third lens on the iPhone 11 Pro Max for a telephoto zoom, which the iPhone 11 does not. And especially since I love the small iPhone 11 Pro - which shares all the important features with Max - I love the iPhone 11 Pro Max with its large screen and long battery life.

Apple has to put in a lot of storage to start with. While some may want to wait until the iPhone 12 has 5G with a large and intuitive 120Hz display, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is the best smartphone that can be purchased today.

iPhone 11 Pro Max review: cheat sheet

• Triple cameras on the iPhone 11 Pro Max now give Apple the best camera phone, thanks to its beautiful night mode and enhanced Smart HDR. Check out our iPhone 11 Pro Vs Pixel 4 camera.

• Cameras also shoot beautiful 4K video with expanded scope and intensity of cinema video.

• Apple slow motion selfies are enjoyed at 120 fps, even though the name selfie has not been deleted.

• If you want the longest battery life of the iPhone, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is the one I can get, as it lasted about 12 hours in our web test.

• Apple finally put a quick charger in the box, to get to 50 per cent in 30 minutes.

• We would like Apple to include more than 64GB of storage, so you may want to pay more if you shoot a lot of video.

Features

The main difference between the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max size: Max is 6mm longer and 6mm wider than its counterparts, but the stand size is 8.1mm. The smooth finish, which includes glossy edges and matte background, is beautiful but rather slippery and makes the phone not lose, especially at this time. You will want to add a wrap-up and protection case as soon as possible.

The extra case function helps a larger screen: the 11 Pro Max has a 6.5in OLED display, while the smaller 11 Pro's have 5.8in. Happily, the resolution is also increased so that the pixel density remains at an impressive 458ppi. For comparison, the cheaper iPhone 11 has a 6.1in LCD screen with a pixel density of 326ppi. As with the 11 Pro, the 11 Pro Pro screen is interrupted by the now-known notch, and at the bottom of the fence are two oil-fired grilles, one of which features a speaker, and the other is available to keep things balanced.

In the upper left corner of the rear panel, there is a unique camera layout that still looks bad. We look forward to the day when the most advanced camera systems will not look like an eyeball. At the bottom of the fence is the same Electric connector we have seen in the last few years. Rumours have been circulated on USB-C, which is compatible with the latest Pro-Pro and MacBooks, not produced by the bodies, until perhaps next year when the iPhone should be in place due to good development.

Like the iPhone 11 and standard size 11 Pro, the 11 Pro Max is officially rated by the IP68 to detect water and dust resistance, but waterproofing is better than ever - now we are descending to a depth of 4 meters up to 30mins. That may be of limited use in real life, but you are likely to survive if you are thrown into a deep pool. Under the skin is the new A13 Bionic, which Apple claims is that the iPhone 11 Pro is not only the 'most powerful iPhone ever' but also 'the fastest smartphone on the market'. We’ve never heard of a drop in our time over the phone, but it’s not like the iPhone XS Max that replaced it would have been slower.

While the 11 Pro Max may be faster than the smaller 11 Pro, it has a much larger battery that will always be charged for longer depending on what you do with it: you only get one hour when streaming video, for example, but another 15 hours of listening to music. All new iPhones now come with iOS 13 installed. This is an update to other features that are now available on older iPhones. Part of the iPhone 11 Pro's transformation is undoubtedly a camera - or, more accurately, three cameras - a single 'standard', a wide range of options and a 2x zoom lens.

Open the Camera app and the standard lens will be automatically selected and a standard 4: 3 view will appear, but the dark areas on the left and left when the phone sees it may be helpful, indicating additional incident pain will be captured by switching to a wider lens. It is a visually appealing resource that satisfies, among other things, the simple desire to take a picture of the extended family gathered at the dinner table without wanting to get out of your seat.

Apple's Portrait feature is better than ever, with high-exposure mode to create studio-like images. Most of this photo magic is powered by Neural Engine, the artificial intelligence available within the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max. This also brings a little low light performance, taking Google's Night Sight into the Pixel 3 XL, and other smart features. iPhone 11 Pros will show improvement as you shoot, such as better angle, focus or camera mode.

Screen

The two iPhone 11 Pro phones are brighter than the last iPhone XS and the current iPhone 11, with Apple claiming that the standard 'high' brightness is 800 Pros and 625 nits of those others. That 800 nits can be increased to 1200 nits if needed with HDR video content, with phones supporting both Dolby Vision and HDR10. We recommended that Pro version for combining flawless depths of black OLED with shadow details, by having a balanced and true colour scheme, Christmas and solid edges, and by re-shining with a small judge or blur. Generally speaking, the 11 Pro Max is similar, but there are subtle differences.

Playing it on Dolby Vision, the colours, dark depth, shadow details and brightness are all in the way, but the size of the two phones is almost slim in their production, even though the two phones have the same pixel size. That is a little disappointing, true, but more than just for the quality of the big-screen cinema.

Switching to three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri on HDR10, the standard size of 11 Pro produces deep blacks while Max grinds very dark details. There is a lot of colour light for the reproduction of a small model, too, and it is also difficult. With all these comparisons, the difference is small, and you won't feel any change soon with the performance of Max's video, which is very engaging due to the growing size. However, there is no denying that the small phone screen is better than two customizations.

Sounds

When listening with headphones, whether Bluetooth or wired (the official headphone adapter is not included in the box), there is no noticeable difference between the performance of the Pass 11 11 Pros. Both are crisp, punchy and elaborate, with Apple’s impartial balance known for it, as well as the level of understanding and refinement above and beyond the previous iPhones.

While we recommend that any amazing listening be done via speakerless wireless, Apple has put a lot of effort into making the iPhone 11 Pros' speakers, up to and supporting Dolby Atmos. The sound is much wider and wider than before, and it sounds louder, and that means that the sounds of the movies are delivered less effectively.

In fact, Max produces much larger sounds than this smaller model, and is just snappier, but both phones still have a heavier weight and durability compared to the basic Bluetooth speaker.

The decision

Most of the time, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is exactly what you expect: the larger version of the iPhone 11 Pro, which is a very good phone. If you have already used Apple's size-sized handles, this will be at the top of your list.

That means, for most people, the 5.8in screen of its younger brother will suffice, and it is delivered in a highly controllable package. It has edges in terms of image quality, too.

Plus, most of the payoff for any Pro models is a camera, and you need to understand photography to be able to take full advantage of that.

For that reason, we think the standard iPhone 11 is the current choice for the range and will fit well with most consumers. But if you are an aficionado photographer or have deep packs and want the best smartphone cinema experience available, Good for you. Then there is the choice between a screen with the largest screen, or the one with the best screen. 

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