Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone Xs Max 64 GB, nano SIM+eSIM, gold by Velizar Botev ᠌

Without an ultra-wide-angle camera, QuickTake, DeepFusion, or improved night shooting, the 11 Pro Max suffers in terms of its camera and battery life. I entered 4ki for these two parameters as a result. On the other hand, these variations "result" in a significantly cheaper cost and weight (subjective plus/minus). Other notable variations were not found. I would choose the 11 Pro Max if the top camera was the focus, but I thought that buying this phone for myself would be much more beneficial. However, the camera is still really good, and the stabilization is as good as it gets. Everything functions quickly and without issues. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the phone. I replaced my old SE and waited a long time for the new SE, but when I saw the new SE2022, I felt like I was waiting for some inconsequential "piece." Since I haven't used an Android device in a very long time and this is a slightly different subject that is mostly philosophical, I purposefully don't compare. Each has advantages and disadvantages. Since I believe they will be more helpful than the image of the phone itself, I have included some images I took with the phone. All pictures were taken "offhand" from my slightly shaky hands without the use of a flash. . Unfortunately, the system "cut" the textures' quality only a little bit. Links to the sources: