I′m coming from the X, Note 9 and 8 Plus... but the Xs Max its on other level... this screen is awesome... the form factor its on the right spot. Unfortunately the iOS lacks a real utility with screen that size, like picture in picture or split screen for using more apps at once.

Screen real state; great colors and brightness; Blazing fast; Constant performance; Great impovement on bokeh effect with real time preview; Improved sound output; Face ID a litte bit faster; Great overall design; Great battery

A such huge display but no PiP or Split View; A huge square in the middle of the screen on volume change (iOS problem; Too heavy for me

But few people really shop between Android phones and iPhones from a pure hardware perspective. You're paying extra for iOS: the smoother performance over several years, the guaranteed software upgrades, the Genius Bars, the slicker third-party apps, and the better attitude toward privacy and...

Huge, awesome screen; Fastest processor available; Excellent camera; Long battery life

Expensive

The supersize iPhone XS Max crams a 6.5-inch screen and all of the same great features of the iPhone XS into a Plus-size body -- but it's not as huge a leap up as you might think.

The iPhone XS Max has a big, brilliant display and a little more battery life than the XS; It benefits from the improvements that the XS also has: faster speeds, some durability and water resistance improvements, better camera and dual-SIM support.

It's so, so, so expensive; If the iPhone Plus models were too big for your hands, this one will be, too.

Apple's newest iPhone XS is now available . But which do you pick: big, or bigger The XS comes in two sizes, and the bigger XS Max is a whole lot of screen. For the most part, that's its singular advantage. There's a reason Apple may not have called the XS Max the XS Plus.

The iPhone XS Max has a big, brilliant display and a little more battery life than the XS; It benefits from the improvements that the XS also has: faster speeds, some durability and water resistance improvements, better camera and dual-SIM support

It's so, so, so expensive; If the iPhone Plus models were too big for your hands, this one will be, too

There are three new iPhones in 2018, in three different sizes and prices. The iPhone XR is the more affordable and has the best battery-life of the new iPhones. The iPhone XS is the smallest, and the sleekest. But the iPhone XS Max is the showboat.

The supersize iPhone XS Max crams a 6.5-inch screen and all of the same great features of the iPhone XS into a Plus-size body -- but it's not as huge a leap up as you might think.

The iPhone XS Max has a big, brilliant display and a little more battery life than the XS; It benefits from the improvements that the XS also has: faster speeds, some durability and water resistance improvements, better camera and dual-SIM support.

It's so, so, so expensive; If the iPhone Plus models were too big for your hands, this one will be, too.

Last year, Apple did something out of character: it introduced the usual update to the iPhone, the iPhone 8, while simultaneously introducing the iPhone X with a flurry of hype.

Terrific display; Great speakers; Long battery life; Terrific display; Great speakers; Long battery life

Very good but not great camera; Portrait Mode is extremely hit or miss; Expensive; Very good but not great camera; Portrait Mode is extremely hit or miss; Expensive; If you buy a XS Max; you might have to say "iPhone XS Max" out loud

" It is just bigger in size. Everything else is pretty much the same. Else we would have called it the Plus, not the Max, " so said an executive about the new iPhone XS Max. The larger iPhone is indeed cut from a slightly different cloth as compared to its predecessors.

Brilliant display; Great cameras; Smooth Performance; Good battery life

Very expensive; A bit on the larger side; Odd bugs persist

The Apple iPhone XS Max is the ideal device for anyone who has wished for a huge iPhone. Then there are iOS 12's great new features that are, invariably, tied to Apple's ecosystem.

great; incredibly bright display; impressive cameras; lightning quick Face ID unlock; easy to use; fast system performance; premium case; precise GPS; good battery life

the case quietly creaks when twisting the device; the SoC throttles under sustained load; speaker sound worse at maximum volume; no fast charger or 3.5 mm jack adapter included; extremely expensive

Picture this. There is a shiny chrome finish coffee maker on the table. Someone places another object near it and it starts reflecting on chrome. All very normal, till I tell you only the table is real here, the coffee maker as well as the very real, real-time reflections on it are all augmented...