iPhone 13 Pro Max 128GB
A newer model iPhone 14 Pro Max 128GB was released in September 2022.
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iPhone 13 Pro Max review
If you’re after the best iPhone Apple has ever made by a long way, then the iPhone 13 Pro Max is it - mostly down to having a genuinely long-lasting battery. You’ll need deep pockets, both literally and figuratively, to own this phone, as it’s big and rather expensive - but you’re getting a decent amount for your money. Some upgrades seem pretty minor - we struggled to get a lot from the new 120Hz ProMotion display and Cinematic mode will get quickly forgotten - but the low light camera is excellent, the power onboard outstrips any phone on the market for heavy tasks and it’s bound together by a cohesive user interface and app experience. If you want a big iPhone that you’ll enjoy for years, this is it.- Useful camera upgrades
- Easily the best iPhone battery ever
- Oodles of power
- 120Hz screen is minimal upgrade
- Cinematic mode is quite basic
- Notch still too large
iPhone 13 Pro Max review: The new battery life champion
The iPhone 13 Pro Max is the same exact great phone as the iPhone 13 Pro, only bigger. And more expensive. With the larger battery, this phone lasts a lot longer than any iPhone before. US$1,099 / AU$1,849 (base model) at Apple- Epic battery life
- ProMotion finally on iPhone
- Great camera system
- No USB-C
- No always-on display
- It's time for a selfie camera upgrade
iPhone 13 Pro Max review: Large, fast, persistent
Apple's biggest and most expensive iPhone runs a lot longer than the rest.- Epic battery life, ProMotion finally on iPhone, Great camera system
- No USB-C, No always-on display, It’s time for a selfie camera upgrade
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 128GB - Gold MLL83X/A review
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 review: The superstar is here
Look at it from any perspective and this is a seriously impressive iPhone. It better be as it comes at a starting price of Rs 1,29,990. What Apple has done with the cameras is something to marvel at.
Hands on: iPhone 13 Pro Max review
The changes in the iPhone 13 Pro Max compared to the iPhone 12 Pro Max are minimal, but this is undeniably one of the most premium smartphones on the market in 2021. If you want the absolute best from Apple, this is the smartphone for you.- 120Hz refresh rate
- New 1TB model
- Few design changes
- Very expensive
Apple iPhone 13 PRO MAX (128GB, Green) AU - 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
Apple's iPhone 13 Pro Is Oddly Light on Pro Features
This year's top-tier iPhones are great, but there are fewer reasons than ever to shell out for them.- Great performance. Battery comfortably lasts a full day, if not a little more. Excellent camera systems. The new Cinematic Mode for videos is tremendously fun. 120-Hz screen refresh rate makes everything look smooth.
- Base model starts with just 128 GB of storage, which is far too little. Pro models have fewer of the special features that justify the higher prices.