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So what do we have here, now we’re free and clear of our house-bound pachyderm? The easiest way to think about the Apple iPhone Xs Max is to conjure a picture of the iPhone X in your mind – and then add a centimetre or so. And that’s why, having addressed the elephant in the room, I’m going to sidestep its trunk, steer clear of its tusks and step quietly outside. For a lot of people, regardless of whether they should make the sensible decision and move to Android, a new smartphone simply means a new iPhone. READ NEXT: The best smartphones to buy - our favourite mobiles this year iPhone Xs Max review: What you need to knowĪnd yet, for many, the price will be a non-issue. This is a phone Apple could sell for less if it wanted to it simply chooses not to. That’s too much for any phone, and the fact that many will pay up doesn’t excuse it. The cheapest version of the iPhone Xs Max is, even by modern standards, uncomfortably expensive: it’s £1,099 for the model that comes with 64GB of storage and that price rises even further to £1,249 and £1,449 for the 256GB and 512GB models. The Xs Max is a phone that, objectively, no-one in his or her right mind should go out and buy. In fact, I’m going to call it here and now. It’s expensive, alright? And I’m not going to ignore that just because it’s Apple and that’s what Apple does. So let’s get that out of the way before proceeding any further in this review. Much of the coverage will focus, instead, on the price. It possesses all of these and, I don’t mind telling you this early in the review, it’s the best phone Apple has ever produced. The Apple iPhone Xs Max will attract headlines for plenty of reasons this year, but I can guarantee the majority won’t be for its new features, or its camera, or its better performance. View refurbished deals at BackMarket Apple iPhone Xs Max review Our original iPhone Xs Max review continues below. Starting at a whopping £1,149 for the 64GB model, prices spiral to £1,499 for the 512GB variant.
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The iPhone 11 Pro Max looks set to be a decent upgrade over last year's plus-sized phone, but it certainly isn't cheap. It now features a triple camera arrangement too, with improved nighttime capabilities and slo-mo video recording on the selfie camera. With some neat tricks up its oversized sleeves, the iPhone 11 Pro Max comes in a range of new colours and is powered by Apple's new homebrew processor.
There are now three new iPhones in the wild – the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max – and if you're itching to upgrade from last year's iPhone Xs Max, then Apple's most expensive handset is probably your best bet.
The curtains are drawn, and Apple's annual keynote has finally come to an end.
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