11 loses out hard when the video tests get mixed in. In most reviews (anantech for the latest one) the 11 comes out on top Vs the normal pro in most tests apart from the video ones where it loses out because of lcd Vs oled during dark scenes.
But the real question is if the 11 pro max will be a phone that people will be using five years from now. I’ve read longevity of oled screens is hit and miss.
I think most people I know who use iPhones could afford the best Apple offer but don’t necessarily feel compelled to buy it. It’s a bit of a hard sell regardless of whether you can afford it or not when the iPhone 11 is £270 cheaper. The 11 is good enough for a lot of people and I include myself in that camp despite not owning it.
I’m not a display obsessive either and the LCD is plenty good enough for my phone needs. I’d say the iPhone 11 is 90% of what the iPhone 11 Pro is and that’s good enough for most people I’d say. I’m sure it’s as popular as the XR was due to its wider market reach based on price too.
That sounds like what I get out of my 8+ too. I charge every night anyway so one day is plenty and I often have at the very least 30% at the end of each day.
Are asking about the difference in the quality of pics taken by the 8 Plus vs the 11? If so I can speak to that.
Probably not. I have the pro max and I think aside from the battery and extra camera, everything is quite the same. I’m having issues with headaches and if I want to trade it back in for the 11 and lose battery life.
I too have the Pro Max and unfortunately suffer from eye strain (assuming due to pwm). Money has nothing to do with my moving to an 11 if that happens, but at the same time I wouldn’t make a thread defending my decision so who knows the OP’s true intent. Sorry I sidetracked, but wanted to say I’m in the same boat and am torn between the regular 11 or my 8 Plus for yet another long year. You may lose an hour or two in battery life depending on your usage but would that be significant to you? I have continuous access to chargers so I’m not sure what battery life would be reasonable to others.
Well I think it depends on the type of use. There are so many factors but with many of the tests I’ve seen, such as Tom’s Guide, the Pro Max lasted 11:54 vs the iPhone 11 at 11:16 under the same conditions. Will the difference always be that close? Not in every situation but most tests I’ve seen show approximately 30 min difference at the low end to 90 min at the extreme end.
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