Apple’s maxed the iPhone X in pretty much every way. The iPhone XS Max is more powerful and more durable, has a bigger screen and larger battery, and has a camera that’ll occasionally make you squee. But also the price-tag’s ramped up to the max as well. The 64GB model is £1099; 256/512GB models, respectively, give your bank account a kicking to the tune of £1249 and £1449. Those price points, for reference, match the first two levels of 13in MacBook Pro. Equivalent models of the Samsung S9+ are three hundred quid cheaper. And you don’t even get a headphone dongle in the iPhone’s box this year. So, yes, this iPhone is expensive, but – most importantly – it’s really bloody good. For anyone rocking a Plus or who feels hemmed in by the iPhone X, it’s an excellent upgrade. But if you don’t care about the extra screen space, or fancy something smaller and lighter, remember the iPhone XS is now basically the same phone – and a hundred quid cheaper.

Gorgeous display; Absurdly powerful; Superb camera; Great build quality;

Expensive; The notch still irks; Wobbles when set on a table; No headphone dongle in the box;

Gorgeous display; Absurdly powerful; Superb camera; Great build quality;

Expensive; The notch still irks; Wobbles when set on a table; No headphone dongle in the box;

One of the most frequent criticisms we've heard about the iPhone X is that its 5.8-inch screen simply isn't big enough. Last year, big-screen lovers had to opt for the less fully featured iPhone 8 Plus to get the most real estate. Not anymore.

Beautiful OLED screen; Strong performance; Great size for large screen lovers; Solid camera improvements; IP68 water resistance

Expensive; Bad name; No included fast charging cable

Full disclaimer: I've had the Samsung Note 9 for slightly more than a month now, but haven't had the chance to go hands-on with the newly-launched Apple iPhone Xs Max. Most publications have only had a limited hands-on with the phone, and I've based my conclusions in this piece on tech specification...

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On a recent trip to Japan, I visited the mountain resort town of Karuizawa, about an hour’s train journey from Tokyo. One of the most scenic spot in this small resort is the Kumobaike Pond.