iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB
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Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Graphite MGDC3X/A review
The only choice if you want to fully Max your iPhone experience, but make sure that’s you before plonking down any cash- Excellent new design
- Impressive camera set-up
- Lovely large display
- Almost unreasonably powerful
- No ProMotion/120Hz display
- Edges are a fingerprint magnet
- Lightning instead of USB-C
- Big
- bulky and heavy
Apple iPhone 12 Pro MAX (256GB, Gold) AU - Pristine review
With size and heft being the only notable issue in the iPhone 12 Pro Max, it seems all too easy to call Apple’s biggest and best iPhone perfect. It’s almost perfect. If size and heft are a concern — and you wouldn’t be alone in thinking that way — the iPhone 12 Pro Max may well be out of reach, but...- Beautiful screen, New design language makes it easier to hold, Can stand up on its own, Fantastic camera, Even more capable camera than the 12 Pro, Support for 5G, Water resistance, Wireless charging
- Size may throw people off, Weight is hefty
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Graphite MGDC3X/A review
Of the four new iPhones this year, the iPhone 12 Pro Max is really the no compromise phone from Apple. The company really cares about the “Pro" moniker and the Pro Max is squarely aimed at movie makers, creators and other “Pro" users.
Apple iPhone 12 Pro MAX (256GB, Gold) AU - Pristine review
Ginormous performance. LiDAR sensor, ceramic shield, 5G, MagSafe. Apple's top-of-the-line iPhone 12 Pro Max high-end smartphone features the latest technology, albeit the differences to the iPhone 12 Pro are small. Find out in our test who this ginormous smartphone is for.- great build quality, water and dust proof, accurate location services, long battery life, flexible high-quality camera system, very bright and color-accurate display, plenty of performance
- short warranty, charger must be purchased separately, expensive repair costs, display only 60 Hz, PWM flickering
iPhone 12 Pro Max review
One of the greatest iPhones to date, packing in the best smartphone camera, outlandishly good performance and cutting-edge features like 5G and Dolby Vision, but a few too many issues undermine an otherwise excellent experience.- Best camera phone to date, Premium, elegant design, Amazing performance, Superb battery life, Beautiful display
- Charging and MagSafe are a mess, iOS underutilises big screen, Display tops out at 60Hz, Heavy, unwieldy form, Price
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Silver MGDD3X/A review
Apple charges a premium for its Pro products. Add Max to it and you are staring at a whole lot of cash. The iPhone 12 Pro Max starts at Rs 1,29,900 and goes up to Rs 1,59,900. Look at it from any perspective and you will know that this is meant for a certain target audience, an audience that is not...
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Silver MGDD3X/A review
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the biggest and best iPhone ever made, but it is now only marginally better than the standard iPhone 12- Huge
- beautiful screen
- Surprisingly capable speakers
- Excellent sound via headphones
- Marginal gains over iPhone 12
- No bundled charger
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Silver MGDD3X/A review
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the best iPhone money can buy, with an immersive 6.7-inch display, amazing cameras, 5G and the longest battery life. The iPhone 12 Pro Max lives up to its name in a few key ways. You get a much bigger display than the regular iPhone 12 Pro and much longer battery life.- Best-in-class cameras, Excellent battery life, Immersive 6.7-inch display, Superior performance, Convenient MagSafe charging
- Charger sold separately, A bit heavy and bulky, No 120Hz display
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB - Silver MGDD3X/A review
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the best incarnation of the iPhone to date. This is a must-have for photo and video fans, while the large screen and extra battery life make it appealing for everyday use, even if it is a beast for size.- Great screen
- Impressive camera
- LiDAR scanner for AR
- Pro video with Dolby Vision
- Fast processor and 5G
- Premium pricing
- Two hands required
- No high refresh
- Not really pocket-sized