Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Review

The iPhone 13 Pro Max (starting at $1,099) is the ultimate professional content creator's phone. It combines Apple's excellent camera algorithms and software support with true two-day battery life for a massive phone that's always ready to realize your dreams. While the standard iPhone 13 (starting at $799) is our Editors' Choice and the best choice for most people, with a terrific balance of size, power, battery life, and price, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is a terrific alternative for heavy users and artists, with its killer cameras and beautiful buttress of a battery. window.videoEmbeds = window.videoEmbeds || []; window.videoEmbeds.push({ elemId: 'video-container-gjnLMRgDl2', data: {"slug":"gjnLMRgDl2","url":"https:\/\/mashable-video.s3.amazonaws.com\/conversions\/cms\/2021\/9\/a3d5020f-8ee1-ebc1\/mp4\/1080.mp4","transcoded_urls":["https:\/\/mashable-video.s3.amazonaws.com\/conversions\/cms\/2021\/9\/a3d5020f...

Apple's iPhone 13 Pro Max is the ultimate mobile content creation machine, with the best camera and longest battery life of any iPhone.

Excellent cameras; Super-long battery life; Gorgeous, butter-smooth screen

Big and heavy; Cameras aren't a major improvement over previous model

Apple iPhone 13 PRO MAX (256GB, Sierra Blue) - Excellent review

The new iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max have designs that are very gently updated from last year but have significant changes inside, including,...

Brilliant cameras, Great 120Hz display, Super-fast performance, Outstanding battery life

Design hasn’t changed enough, Some features coming later

iPhone 13 Pro Max review: Is bigger really better?

The iPhone with the biggest screen also delivers the biggest battery capacity of the range, meaning its stamina is epic. Its sheer physical size won't suit all, though, but if you want all the features and all the longevity then it's the ultimate choice - otherwise the Pro model offers all the same features in a smaller package instead.

Massive display; ProMotion screen brings 120Hz smoothness; Even bigger battery than predecessor; Easy-to-use and effective cameras;

It's really big - which won't suit all; Macro mode automatic switching can get confused; No Apple Pencil support; No USB-C; No always-on display;