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The Truth About iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max (Review!)
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The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are here, and Apple’s making some big claims. Bigger screens, faster chips, and a new era of artificial intelligence. But here’s the question: are these upgrades going to transform your daily experience, or are they just nice-to-have features that won’t make a huge difference? I’ve spent the last week with both devices, putting everything to the test to figure out what stands out, what falls short, and what might be more hype than reality.
Let’s start with the displays. The iPhone 16 Pro packs a 6.3-inch screen, and the Pro Max stretches to 6.9 inches, making it Apple’s largest iPhone display ever. But does that really matter? In day-to-day use, the difference feels more incremental than transformative. It’s great for multitasking and watching videos, but unless you’re coming from a much smaller phone, it won’t drastically change how you use the device. The thin borders do give the phones a sleeker look, but again, it’s more of an aesthetic update than anything else.
Performance is where things get interesting. The A18 Pro chip is a beast, and if you’re into gaming, video editing, or just pushing your phone to the limit, you’ll appreciate the power. It even outperforms Apple’s M1 chip in some benchmarks. But the big story this year is Apple Intelligence, Apple’s AI push that’s supposed to reshape how we use the iPhone. Problem is, it’s not ready yet. These features will roll out in stages, with some arriving months after launch, and they’re limited to the U.S. at first. So for now, we’re left with a powerful chip, but not the full AI experience.
The cameras, of course, got their usual upgrades. Apple’s pushing boundaries with better low-light performance, sharper ultra-wide shots, and that 5x telephoto lens. The new “don’t call it a button” camera control is a nice touch, but it’s not without its quirks. It’s great for launching the camera fast, but the swipe controls need a bit more precision. Overall, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are powerful, feature-packed devices. Whether those features are worth the upgrade depends on how much you need that extra zoom, larger screen, or AI promise that’s still on the horizon.
CHAPTERS
00:00 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Review
00:33 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Displays
02:30 - iPhone 16 Pro Performance & A18 Pro Chip
03:35 - Apple Intelligence on iPhone 16 Pro
05:48 - iPhone 16 Pro Camera Control Button
07:34 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Camera Review
11:25 - OWC Envoy Pro Mini
11:57 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Video Features
13:23 - iPhone 16 Pro Audio Mix
15:00 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Battery Life
16:55 - Should You Upgrade to iPhone 16 Pro?
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Let’s start with the displays. The iPhone 16 Pro packs a 6.3-inch screen, and the Pro Max stretches to 6.9 inches, making it Apple’s largest iPhone display ever. But does that really matter? In day-to-day use, the difference feels more incremental than transformative. It’s great for multitasking and watching videos, but unless you’re coming from a much smaller phone, it won’t drastically change how you use the device. The thin borders do give the phones a sleeker look, but again, it’s more of an aesthetic update than anything else.
Performance is where things get interesting. The A18 Pro chip is a beast, and if you’re into gaming, video editing, or just pushing your phone to the limit, you’ll appreciate the power. It even outperforms Apple’s M1 chip in some benchmarks. But the big story this year is Apple Intelligence, Apple’s AI push that’s supposed to reshape how we use the iPhone. Problem is, it’s not ready yet. These features will roll out in stages, with some arriving months after launch, and they’re limited to the U.S. at first. So for now, we’re left with a powerful chip, but not the full AI experience.
The cameras, of course, got their usual upgrades. Apple’s pushing boundaries with better low-light performance, sharper ultra-wide shots, and that 5x telephoto lens. The new “don’t call it a button” camera control is a nice touch, but it’s not without its quirks. It’s great for launching the camera fast, but the swipe controls need a bit more precision. Overall, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are powerful, feature-packed devices. Whether those features are worth the upgrade depends on how much you need that extra zoom, larger screen, or AI promise that’s still on the horizon.
CHAPTERS
00:00 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Review
00:33 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Displays
02:30 - iPhone 16 Pro Performance & A18 Pro Chip
03:35 - Apple Intelligence on iPhone 16 Pro
05:48 - iPhone 16 Pro Camera Control Button
07:34 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Camera Review
11:25 - OWC Envoy Pro Mini
11:57 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Video Features
13:23 - iPhone 16 Pro Audio Mix
15:00 - iPhone 16 Pro & Pro Max Battery Life
16:55 - Should You Upgrade to iPhone 16 Pro?
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