Read the full Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max review Plug in a pair of (USB-C) headphones, and you're met with a delivery that’s packed with detail and subtle dynamics.Īll of which makes you wonder: why didn't Apple make a bigger deal of these improvements? They're loud, with an impressive dynamic range. The speakers are cleaner and smoother too, with a slightly rounded-off top-end that ensures there’s no treble harshness and a slightly weightier, more full-bodied overall delivery. It manages to be exciting yet subtle, with an extraordinary level of detail.

The picture is noticeably brighter than its predecessor's. Also new is the USB-C port, which replaces Apple's proprietary Lightning connector, and a 5x optical zoom on the telephoto camera lens, up from 3x on the 14 Pro Max. The 15 Pro Max is 19g lighter than its predecessor, thanks to a move away from ‘surgical-grade’ stainless steel to ‘aerospace-grade’ titanium. Which is a shame, because they make the 15 Pro Max a great phone for consuming content. Because while it talked up the latest camera and processor tech it has crammed into its range-topper, it didn't say anything about the AV side of things. The latest iPhone Pro Max has some small but noticeable improvements to picture and sound, but you wouldn't know it to listen to Apple. If all you need it for is pointing and shooting, without delving into all the various shooting modes available, chances are they'll more than suffice.Ī 21:9 ratio with no 'Island' ('Dynamic' or otherwise) would be nice

The more expensive iPhones have incredible cameras, but it's worth investigating the cheaper models too. (All of those featured here have OLED displays.) Apple's iPhones use LCD or OLED displays, depending on the model – the iPhone 12 and later ranges comprise all OLED models, while the older ranges' cheaper models use LCD. So think about how you'll use it before you buy. A smaller size is more pocketable, but a bigger screen will be better suited for films, games and TV shows. The Apple iPhone range covers lots of different screen sizes and prices, but which is the best iPhone for you? Do you want an older, entry-level handset to handle the basic tasks of making calls, web browsing and taking the occasional picture? Or do you want something more powerful in a premium package with flagship tech and a massive screen? Either way, Apple has an iPhone for you and they all run its iOS operating system, which is a doddle to use. Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in dedicated test rooms, to help you make the best choice for your budget.

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