IPHONE 15 PRO MAX

IPHONE 15 PRO MAX

iPhone 15 Pro Max review: no Lightning, lots of thunder

Key Specs

iOS v 17

Performance (Best In Class)
Apple A 17 Pro
Hexa Core (3.78 GHz, Dual Core + 2.11 GHz, Quad core)
8 GB RAM

Display (Very Good)
6.7 inches (17.02 cm); OLED
1290x2796 px (FHD+)
120 Hz Refresh Rate
Bezel-less with punch-hole display

Rear Camera (Excellent) Triple Camera Setup
Dual-color LED Flash
4 k @24fps Video Recording

Front Camera (Very Good)
12 MP Wide Angle Lens
Retina Flash
4 k @24 fps Video Recording

Battery (Good)
4441 mAh
20 W Fast Charging; USB Type-C port

General
SIM1: Nano, SIM2: eSIM
5G Supported in India
256 GB internal storage, Non Expandable
Dust Resistant, Water Resistant

Pros
- Slightly smaller & lighter
- Smooth performance
- Excellent cameras & pro features
- Type-C finally
Cons
- Action button performs 1 task
- Slow charging

Verdict

The iPhone 15 Pro Max comes as one of the most significant upgrades in recent years, and not just because of the Type-C port. It shines in the performance and display departments, and boasts capable cameras that shoot excellent stills and videos. On the other hand, charging is still slow, and you need to shell out quite a bit to acquire one

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Key Highlights

Processor	Apple A 17 Pro
RAM	8 GB
Display	6.7", 1290 x 2796 Resolution
Rear Camera	48 MP + 12 MP + 12 MP
Front Camera	12 MP
Battery	4441 mAh

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