Iphone xs max review
Fun fact: the world’s first dual-SIM phone was the Benefon Twin, which came out in 2000 (as per Wikipedia). & now, about 18 years later… 11 years since the first iPhone was launched, apple has finally announced its first dual-SIM iPhones. Fun fact 2: the máy tính bảng ipad mini sports a screen sized 7.9-inches, whereas the iPhone XS Max (first impressions) I’ll be talking about here, bears a 6.5-inch display. So basically, it may not be too far fetched to call it the mini máy tính bảng ipad mini. It won’t be wrong to hotline it a phablet even. Fun fact 3: I’m not really going anywhere with these statements, which is why I called them ‘fun’ facts. But before you roll your eyes & kill this browser tab, let me get on with my review.
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Did you say dual-SIM?
I did. Technically speaking, the iPhone XS Max I’m reviewing now, is just a single-SIM device at the moment, & just like Santa Claus is believed to vị at Christmas, a software update expected in the next few weeks will climb down the chimney & convert the điện thoại cảm ứng thông minh magically to dual-SIM (hopefully before Christmas). And once that happens, a dual-SIM iPhone will finally be a reality.

Let’s talk about design, shall we?
If you insist. While last year’s iPhone X (review) marked the first real change in iPhone thiết kế in years, the XS và XS Max launched this year just carry forward the same thiết kế language. So while the X and the XS look exactly the same, the XS Max is just a supersized version of those. The notch is there of course, holding all the wizardry that makes Face ID (Apple’s face recognition & authentication mechanism), work. & while I’m on the subject of Face ID, I should mention that it works beautifully and reliably on the iPhone XS Max, even though I think that face unlock on the OnePlus 6 is faster. Don’t try and look for a home button or a fingerprint scanner, since those are MIA.





How big is big, really?
Well, coming from the iPhone X, the XS Max definitely feels much larger… và heavier too. I wouldn’t say it gets unwieldy, but you should probably avoid it if you prefer compact phones and care for one-handed usage. Physically, the Max is just about the same kích thước as the iPhone 8 Plus (review) from last year, but it feels much bigger because of the all-screen fascia. I’m talking about a difference of a full inch between the screens on these two devices here.

What’s the screen like?
Visual nirvana. DisplayMate has rated the iPhone XS Max display the best yet, and those guys might just be right. The 6.5-inch Super Retina HD display bears a resolution of 2,688 x 1,242 pixels, delivering a density of 458 pixels per inch. Và thanks to the use of OLED tech, the display makes the colours pop and the blacks dissolve into nothingness.

Can I use the #ShotOniPhoneXSMax hashtag proudly?
The short answer to lớn that is yes. Weirdly, the long answer to lớn that is yes too. But, I bởi vì have a longer version of that. Before I get into the actual shooting prowess, let me just cảm ứng upon the specs first. So you get 12MP + 12MP optically stabilised dual cameras at the back, with one of them being a f/1.8 wide-angle & the other being a f/2.4 telephoto lens. The pixel kích cỡ is bigger this time around, meaning more light can be captured, resulting into better low-light shots. At the front is a 7MP sensor with f/2.2 wide-angle lens for selfies.

And far as the results are concerned, I think they speak for themselves. Images shot using the iPhone XS Max look significantly better than the ones captured by last year’s iPhone X, and this holds true across the board, regardless of shooting conditions. With the XS Max, you get shots that are slightly over-saturated, but show a lot of detail. Noise is kept khổng lồ a minimum on low-light shots too. The front cam however, is a bit of a hit và miss. That’s because selfies turn out soft and over-smoothened on occasion, which is likely a result of post-processing employed by the device. Here are some samples.
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However, I was more interested in figuring out whether the iPhone XS Max is really one of the best out there in terms of shooting prowess, especially as compared khổng lồ proven champions lượt thích the Google px 2 XL và the Samsung Galaxy Note9. While the answer isn’t really black and white, I must admit the iPhone XS Max comes really, really close. Many would prefer the Note9’s oversaturated shots and extra punchy colours, while others would appreciate the pixel 2 XL’s penchant for capturing things as close to the real thing as possible. The iPhone XS Max seems to fall somewhere in the middle. While I’d still rate the px 2 XL as a better shooter overall, the iPhone XS and the Note9 come pretty close. The pixel 2 XL seems better for close-ups, HDR shots and portrait images, while the Note9 captures great low-light shots. The iPhone XS Max seems to favour over-saturation khổng lồ some extent just lượt thích the Note9 (losing some detail in the process), which does look pleasing lớn the eyes. The XS Max still can’t separate the subject in the foreground from the background in portrait shots as well as the pixel 2 XL, or match the Note9’s mastery of low light. At the end of day, this could just be nitpicking, và the truth is that most users should be happy with the shots captured by the XS Max’s rear shooters. I’m certainly glad that after a gap of a few years, the iPhone is back in the reckoning for the best camera phone of the year award. That said, the px 3 will out in a matter of days… và could change things completely.
iOS 12 looks the same as quả táo 11. Is it any good?
Oh yes. Game ios 12 brings with it a smorgasbord of new và useful features. For one, notifications from apps are grouped, making the notifications panel much less cluttered than before.






What can I expect in terms of performance?
There’s a lot to look forward to, actually. The A12 Bionic cpu that powers the new iPhone is the industry’s first 7nm processor, and promises big improvements, both in terms of raw number crunching, and power efficiency. The new Neural Engine also deserves special mention, since hãng apple claims it handles real-time machine learning, và improves AR experiences, photos và features like Animojis.

How’s the battery life?
Pretty good. The large form size allows the iPhone XS Max to pack in a larger battery, and you can expect about a day’s worth with medium lớn heavy usage. Sure, you might still find yourself hunting for a charger by evening if you play games extensively or use the phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot for long hours, but on the flip side, could even return trang chủ with 30% fuel left in the tank if your usage is light. Battery life hasn’t been the iPhones’ strong suit, and coming from the iPhone X, I can personally vouch for that. However, the XS Max surprised me, pleasantly I might add. The phone does takes ages khổng lồ charge if you use the bundled charger though. No fast charging goodness here, at least out of the box.
What other features can I expect?
Better waterproofing for one. Thanks to the improved IP rating (IP68 to lớn be specific), the iPhone XS Max can survive for longer under deeper water (maximum depth of 2m up to lớn 30 minutes), and won’t mind if you spill other liquids lượt thích milk or beer (Apple’s words, not mine. I swear). Wireless charging is there as well, so is support for fast charging.

Is it for me?
Before you ask yourself that, you need khổng lồ figure out whether you can afford one, or are ready lớn sign your life away lớn EMI schemes. The pricing for the iPhone XS Max starts at a whopping Rs 1,09,900 for the 64GB model, going all the way up khổng lồ Rs 1,44,900 for the top-end model with 512GB storage. For the same amount of money, you could buy yourself a Samsung Galaxy Note9, & save enough for one more Note9. The opportunity cost is huge. That said, if you have your heart phối on it, the iPhone XS Max does make for a worthy purchase.

If you already own an iPhone X, buying the XS Max may not make much sense, but for others, it could work out to be a purchase they won’t regret, considering everything it brings to the table. That’s provided you can afford one of course. But in case you can’t, don’t fret – take the game android flagship route instead and save some money for a rainy day.
Editor’s rating: 4 / 5
Pros
Superb, super-sized displayDual-SIM support, finallyVery capable camerasSmooth performance and good battery lifeCons
More expensive than both your kidneysSlippery và not comfortable for one-handed useNo fast charger or 3.5mm adapter in the boxPhotos by Raj Rout
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