Scope the difference in the iPhone 15 Pro Max preview

 Intro of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

We're accustomed to the iPhone update schedule by this point; every September, Apple has a noteworthy event where we get to view the newest iPhones and other Cupertino-based technology for the first time.

And this year will undoubtedly be no different, with the rumour mill convinced that we will be seeing a new set of four iPhone models: the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max

New Features of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

New USB Type-C charging and data port with the A17 processor 8 GB RAM upgrade and new zoom camera with up to a 5x or 6x optical zoom same-sized screen new titanium construction materials in place of the mute switch, a new action button fresh Deep Red hue.

iPhone 15 Pro Max Design & Colors:

There is no need for a drumroll to say that the iPhone 15 Pro Max will likely resemble the iPhone 14 Pro Max before it in appearance. a large camera bump with a flat metal frame, three lenses on the back, and a screen with a Dynamic Island cutout on the front. The adjustments will be minimal; according to reports, Apple is reducing the size of the bezel surrounding the screen to slightly raise the screen-to-body ratio. Also, titanium rather than stainless steel is said to be used for the frame. This should maintain the Pro Max's premium class feel while also making it lighter (it does need to reduce some weight).

The combination of the power and volume buttons shouldn't change, but their appearance might. What's intriguing is the possibility that a new Action button will take the place of the iPhone's mute switch. It would be a customizable button for app shortcuts, similar to the one on the Apple Watch Ultra. You would allegedly still be able to utilize it as a straightforward mute toggle. But we are unsure if it will take context into account.

Regarding the port on the bottom, EU officials have recently declared that small electronic devices must abide by a standard, namely the USB C standard. So Lighting will be said to be goodbye by the iPhone 15 Pro Max. It's also said to provide USB 3.2 speeds, which are reportedly roughly ten times quicker than the present Lightning.

However, others claim that Apple may require an MFi certification in order to unlock the rapid transfer and charging speeds; otherwise, you may only experience slow speeds and charging while using ordinary USB C cords. But let's wait and see if that can or will happen.

Display of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

The 6.7-inch OLED display will remain the same for the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Yes, the Dynamic Island cutout we first saw on the 14 Pro series should still be present. The bezel around the screen would be new in this case; according to reports, Apple is thinning it out to give us a somewhat smaller phone body and a better "all screen experience" up front.

We'll be able to take advantage of the Always On feature, the 120 Hz ProMotion refresh rate, the extremely high peak brightness for HDR video viewing in any environment, and the Always On function, which used to be a little too "on." Thanks to iOS settings, we can now adjust how "on" it is. According to rumours, the iPhone 15 Pro Max would have a maximum brightness of 2,500 nits, which is a little excessive.

According to rumours, Apple is working hard to come up with new ways to incorporate the Dynamic Island into the multitasking experience, so it should have additional applications with iOS 17. It also exists because Face ID biometric locking, which has been incredibly effective over the past few years, was invented there.

Camera of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

The recognisable triple camera setup with a LiDAR system will be found on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it doesn't appear that the primary sensor will be improved this year:

• 48 MP main/wide camera
• 12 MP ultra-wide
• 12 MP 5x to 6x zoom telephoto lens

Naturally, the 48 MP sensor was upgraded from the previous 12 MP with the release of the iPhone 14 Pro series. According to rumours, Apple has the zoom camera in its sights for this year.

According to rumours, the iPhone 15 Pro Max would boast an exclusive periscope zoom lens with a 5x or 6x magnification range. Yes, the precise zoom level is still unknown, which leads us to wonder if Apple will provide a variable zoom lens in this case. One rumour did claim as much, and because Sony first released a variable zoom lens with the Xperia 1 IV and then again with the Xperia 1 V, we are aware that the technology does indeed exist.

Naturally, we also hope to see the camera processing improved, with less sharpness. However, let's wait and see. There is currently no information about upgrades for the ultra-wide or selfie cameras.

On the video front, rumors claim this might be the first iPhone to get 8K video recording, a feature that those in camp Android have had for a few years now.

Benchmarks & Performance for the iPhone 15 Pro Max:

Another year, another new iPhone chip; this time, it should be called the Apple A17 Bionic in accordance with tradition. And the leakers are adamant that it will be created using TSMC's brand-new 3 nm manufacturing process.

In brief, the nm here refers to transistor size. You can fit more transistors on the chip if they are smaller. The distances between them are also considerably less. As a result, you get more transistors with more functionality and lower energy requirements for information transfer. We say it will be more energy-efficient since more calculations can be made with less battery depletion. in concept.

We now have 8 GB of RAM, an incremental increase from the iPhone 14 Pro's 6 GB. Apple hardly ever pushed the RAM limit because iOS is fairly good at freezing background activity. 8 GB isn't a ridiculous amount in 2023, but it does "catch up" with the minimum memory that Android flagships will have.

Regarding storage, we anticipate a base model with 128 GB and upgrade choices with 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB (with an additional $100 each tier, of course).

Additionally, you now have Qualcomm's X70 modem, which should aid in receiving a stronger and more reliable signal. To eventually replace Qualcomm, Apple is creating its own modems, but that time has not yet come.

iPhone 15 Pro Max Software: iOS 17:

This year, we will receive a new Contact Poster that will allow us to customise how we seem to the person we are calling. The keyboard's autocorrect and predictive typing have also been improved by Apple; as a result, it should now remember your preferred mode of expression and respond to you more effectively. There is a new Journal app as well, which will provide us with ideas and questions about what to actually write in it. Additionally, there are intriguing features like the ability to quickly scan through voicemails or audio messages in iMessage by transcribing them.

Naturally, these functionalities will also be available on any phone that supports iOS 17 (iPhone XS and newer, to be specific).

Apple's iPhones are known to get iOS updates for years on end — commonly 5 years of support is what you should expect. So, the iPhone 15 Pro will launch with iOS 17 in 2023 and should get:

• iOS 18 in 2024
• iOS 19 in 2025
• iOS 20 in 2026
• iOS 21 in 2027
• iOS 22 in 2028, end of life

Battery Timing of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

According to design information for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, its battery should be similar in size to that of the iPhone 14 Pro Max. That will be roughly 4,323 mAh, which isn't a lot in comparison to other high-end big phones on the market. The iPhone 14 Pro Max was already a marathon runner in terms of battery life before iOS' optimisations, though. We have high expectations for the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

 The new CPU may cause some fluctuations; its energy efficiency may improve battery life, but if it is also considerably more powerful than the previous chip, the power draw and efficiency may balance out to produce results that are roughly equal.

Charging Speeds of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

Apple may be adding USB Type-C to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, but the company is not in a rush to provide any form of incredibly quick charging. We should receive the same 27 W power draw via the wire and 15 W charging from a MagSafe puck, it is said. Every other wireless Qi charger will charge at 7.5 W per second slowly.

Audio Quality and Haptics of iPhone 15 Pro Max:

The sound from iPhones is consistently crisp and precise, with a discernible bottom end and a V-shaped EQ. The Xperia 1 V, which may sound a little boxy but doesn't distort in the high end as the iPhones occasionally do, or even Asus' outstanding ROG Phones have beaten them out despite their good sound quality.

Having said that, we don't anticipate Apple reversing course with the iPhone 15 Pro Max speakers, but we'll be content with any minor adjustments.

Don't fix what isn't broken when it comes to haptics. In this instance, the Taptic engine, which has been the gold standard for "how phone feedback should feel" for years, is at fault.

Conclusion iPhone 15 Pro Max: 

In the end, it's just another tick tock-style upgrade cycle (not to be confused with TikTok). Coming from an iPhone 14 Pro Max, it won't be much of a change; coming from an iPhone 13 Pro Max, it will be noticeable (in terms of battery life and performance); and arriving from an iPhone 12 Pro Max, it will be a significant improvement (in terms of refresh rate, camera, battery life, and performance).

We don't anticipate the iPhone 15 Pro Max to offer many surprises because iPhones are consistently reliable. Having said that, who knows? Apple might have a surprise up their sleeves!