In September 2024, Apple will officially launch its much-anticipated iPhone 16 series. Months before the official reveal, there have already been numerous leaks and speculations about the upcoming lineup. This level of anticipation is not unusual, as it is common for Apple enthusiasts to anticipate the release of each new generation of iPhone. Today tech advisor, Daniel, recently received the iPhone 16 Pro Max model and conducted a comprehensive comparison with the iPhone 15 Pro Max. This comparison revealed several notable changes in the new generation product.

Design and display

The iPhone 16 Pro Max retains the overall look of its predecessor, featuring a notch-less screen on the front and a triple-camera array on the back. The widespread triangular camera module is not implemented in this model.

Multiple supply chain sources previously confirmed that the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be upgraded to a 6.9-inch screen. This means that the display on this device will be 0.2mm larger than its predecessor, making it the largest iPhone yet. However, due to improvements in Apple’s screen technology, the bezel is even narrower, resulting in a slight change in body size. The length increased by approximately 3 mm, while the width increased by less than 1 mm.

Camera and buttons

The most obvious change in the iPhone 16 Pro Max is the addition of a camera button in the right middle bezel. This button works to take photos and videos, enable zoom and other functions through touch gestures (swiping left and right). According to speculation so far, the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Max will ship with a 48MP ultra-wide camera. This is an upgrade from the 12MP ultra-wide camera available in the iPhone 15 Pro model.

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The millimeter wave module originally equipped on the US and other versions will be moved to the left under the volume button.

Processor and performance

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is likely to come with a new SoC like the A18 Pro. Like the A17 Pro in the iPhone 15 Pro, the upcoming A18 silicon chip uses a 3-nanometer process. This manufacturing process will help the chip improve its performance and energy efficiency. No doubt it will be better than 4nm chips from Apple or other brands.

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Leaked performance benchmarks of the A18 Pro show a modest boost, delivering a 10% improvement on Geekbench’s multi-core test. Another set of Geekbench tests also revealed single-core performance scores, with the A18 Pro achieving a maximum score of 3,570, compared to the 2,890 achieved by the A17 Pro on the iPhone 15 Pro.

Prices and availability

Apple typically refrains from discussing pricing rumors until closer to the release date of a new iPhone. In the case of the iPhone 16 Pro Max, the official launch is set to take place in September 2024. So it will be some time before definitive pricing information is available.

We believe that Apple will aim to keep the starting price of $1,199 for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, as the company may be content with keeping the iPhone 16 Pro prices at their current level. However, with the potential launch of the iPhone 16 Ultra in 2024 at an even higher price point, there is a possibility of a price hike for the iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Conclusion

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is shaping up to be a significant upgrade over its predecessor, the iPhone 15 Pro Max. With a larger 6.9-inch screen, a new camera button and a more powerful A18 Pro chip, this device should provide an impressive flagship. While the overall design remains similar to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, subtle changes and improvements make its successor an attractive option for those looking for the ultimate iPhone experience. What do you think about this upcoming flagship device from Apple? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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