From the casual consumer's perspective, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is the ultimate flagship with the largest display in the series, the most powerful hardware, impressive battery life, and great photo and video capabilities. The engine of the iPhone 13 was the promising flagship Apple A15 Bionic processor, which is produced using a 5-nm process technology, has six processing cores, four graphics and a separate neuroblock. As a flagship device, the iPhone 13 Pro Max has a stunning 6.7-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, excellent colour reproduction, support for True Tone, Haptic Touch and HDR content. Here everything is plus or minus the same as with the iPhone 12 Pro Maximum


The magic of innovations mainly touched the camera, which simultaneously pumped over the hardware and seriously improved the software capabilities. For example, the iPhone 13 Pro Max can now work in film mode, changing the focus of objects in the frame during shooting, and record video with the ProRes codec. It's kind of like the RAW video format that Apple has been using in Final Cut Pro for a long time. He is loved for the fact that he saves the maximum amount of detail in the source for further editing. At the same time, the camera has become smarter. Rough and clumsy colour filters have been replaced by “photographic styles”, which, using clever algorithms, apply changes not to the entire image, but only to the necessary parts. For example, the background colour changes, but natural light and natural skin colour are preserved.

On the market you can find the iPhone 13 Pro Max with only two SIM cards (physical + virtual e-SIM), versions with one card are no longer supported. Unlike its predecessors, the amount of internal storage can now reach an impressive 1024 GB. The list of additional features of this smartphone includes a LiDAR scanner, a rugged metal and ceramic case that can withstand a half-hour dive to a depth of 6 metres, stereo speakers, current wireless modules, fast charging, wireless charging (with MagSafe mounts) and an NFC.