iPhone 15 Pro Max Phone Review: Depth and Reach

After using iPhone 15 Pro Max after spending two months and running all the tests, I feel really comfortable. And felt pretty similar to the last two generations of iPhones.

Apple is beginning to let the users have more and more choices like the action button, but now instead of toggling only on Silent mode, this button can be mapped to a whole array of things and I think this is a great change because I really change my phone to ring but it was useful as an indicator.
 

There are quite default options, and the most notable one is setting to a trigger a shortcut which can essentially make it to anything that you want. And having widgets on the lock screen and standby mode has really grown, that can be pretty cute like displaying a photo, also the widgets can be interactive, I can even check off my to-do list right from here. The live activates are very helpful in this way, they make much easier to monitor things.

The build feels more premium, and the new titanium rim makes tighter than the last generation and however thin seems to hold pretty well, and it’s very light weight, easy to handle. It is also pretty scratch resistant. Over the last two months , I didn’t have a case and most of the time I brought it with me everywhere so far it’s still looks branded. The edges are also more rounded which does feels better , and also the bezels are slighter thinner. And the display is very smooth and can go extremely bright and the same could be said about the cameras, there are more choices on capturing formats than ever.    

The iPhone Pro Max Accessories are safe, although the five times camera is only 12 megapixels , and the quality is surprisingly good. A 10 times digital crop looks pretty reasonable. 

Another surprising finding is that the five times camera has a ridiculously long minimum focus distance that means it cannot focus less than 3 feet away from the phone. 
 

iPhone 15 is quite bit faster and has R Tracing and for the GPU it scored about 14% better than last generation and it’s scored quite a better for the CPU as well, so even without considering rate tracing it’s quite a bit faster than last year. This makes it better for heavy games and general longevity but if the games you play do leverage R tracing, then the 15 Pro Max will be much better because it now has dedicated a hardware to do that. 
 

Overall, I really enjoy the perspective of the five times tep photo but that’s more of a personal preference, so it’s a solid upgrade over all, I just feel it’s similar to last generation.