Looking my max just the size I needed for my smart phone. think I may use my ipad use for stuff like on the sofa
Though large, the iPhone XS Max feels surprisingly light in the hand..
Same here,I can’t remember the last iPhone that I used the included slow charger with..I always use the iPad charger which is way faster.I leave the original iPhone charger sealed in boxThis is Just my method, but I always use my 10W iPad charger. It’s sufficient for my needs.
Just got mine all setup and I am really liking it so far. I had a 7plus before I got last year’s X. And I missed the large form factor. Definitely love the bigger screen with its bigger text and icons and all that, especially since I turned the magic age of 48 this year and now seem to need reading glasses for many things. The larger font is a definite plus for me.
Why this comment is getting spread around the internet is beyond me. The Max is the heaviest iPhone Apple has ever made. Nobody would say that the iPhone 8 Plus feels light- yet it actually is lighter than the Max.
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The Xs Max takes ages to charge. Apple should definitely have included a fast charger in the box.
iPhone 8 has old tech,cheapo LCD display that looks faded and dull when compared to the OLED display of X series side by side,it can’t even display real black (dark grey instead),how can one claim that old screen is better than Xs Max is beyond me.The screen just sucks. Colors change when even viewing the screen just a little bit off angle. Compared it to the screen of an iPhone 8, which is way better.
Im sorry but a LCD screen is not better than the OLED display.The screen just sucks. Colors change when even viewing the screen just a little bit off angle. Compared it to the screen of an iPhone 8, which is way better.
There is no Face ID 2.it’s the sane Face ID as iPhone X,only very marginally faster.Wonder if Face ID 2 is as fast as Touch ID 2 was on the 6s.
Love mine! I must have large hands because I can still use it one handed and reach the top right and left corners.
Hardware wise it’s hard to predict where things will go for smartphones over the next ten or fifteen years. I wouldn’t be so quick to say smartphone design has seriously plateaued. Three years ago no one would have predicted Face ID and no more home button, yet here we are. Also, refinements are as important as major changes. Areas where smartphones can, must and will improve greatly over the next ten to fifteen years are microphone quality (smartphone mics are terrible and studies have shown this is one of the reasons for terrible dictation in certain situations and some angles of use), speaker volume, yes, but especially speaker audio quality have room for much evolution in the coming years, battery life and battery technology is like caveman technology compared to where it might be in ten or fifteen years. Cameras? Cameras can improve hugely. I would personally like to see Apple sell an iPhone with interchangeable optical lenses—not for gimmicks such as fisheye, but for professional photography and filmmaking. I’d like Steven Soderbergh to be able to shoot an iPhone feature film that didn’t look like it was filmed with a potato lens. Imagine being able to choose from a choice of professional Panasonic, Canon or Zeiss (and on) specially made for iPhone camera lenses? Or how about home WiFi charging: TrueWireless® charging. Embedded optical sensors under the display: no notch! Or outrageous possibilities such as holographic AR, or advanced minature projection technology: a TV on your bedroom ceiling. The future in technology will be difficult to predict, but it’s a long road ahead. That much is certain.Feels a lot like mobile device design has seriously plateaued. Now the remaining model sizes have gone "full screen" which was the last big thing Apple had left to do, be interesting to see where the iPhone goes over the next couple of years. I suspect just having an even speedier CPU and slightly better camera is not going to cut it.
ok but how much faster is it than Face ID on X? The article says it's slightly faster. Can someone quantify that? Is it as fast as the second generation Touch ID?Apple actually isn’t labeling it ‘Face ID 2’, Face ID has been improved with the speed for the XS, but it’s not actually the second version Of Face ID yet.
Love mine! I must have large hands because I can still use it one handed and reach the top right and left corners.
Going with the regular iPhone XS from the iPhone X. In my situation, it was more replacing my dead iPhone X that got wet and no Applecare. Staying away from water this time.
No sirDoes the XS Max have support for the home screen in landscape orientation like the Plus models do?
I don't think it is FaceID 2, the just said it's faster because of the neural engine.
Wonder if Face ID 2 is as fast as Touch ID 2 was on the 6s.
The Xs Max takes ages to charge. Apple should definitely have included a fast charger in the box.
It looks incredible, but I am sorely disappointed they've done nothing with the extra real estate. No extra row of icons, no landscape for the home screen, no split screen for multi-tasking, etc. I am just surprised but I have no doubts it's a brilliant phone.