Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 256 GB, Alpine Green by Li Kai ᠌

Following the completion of 12, I upgraded to 13 pro max. The proportions are the first thing that draws your attention to something. Even though the difference is not that significant when compared side-by-side, the product gives the impression of being significantly larger when touched, whether in terms of width, length, thickness, or weight. As a result, it possesses all of the characteristics that are typical of shovels, such as the fact that it does not fit into every pocket, that it is uncomfortable to wear, that it is not always possible to use one hand (due to the risk of dropping it), etc. Yet in this case, everyone must determine for himself if compactness or autonomy is more essential to them, as the saying goes. This thing is a monster in terms of its autonomy; it maintains its stability for two days, which is the only reason why it is worth purchasing. The 12th just about made it through the working day, and even after several months of wear and tear, the wire was never far from my side. Even after six months to a year of operation, I am confident that the working day will continue to be maintained here without fail. The second significant distinction is the 120Hz display, which enables significantly more fluid motion in animations as well as scrolling. You grow used to it very quickly and stop seeing it, but as soon as you pick up an older model, the difference is immediately noticeable. That's all there is to it; other than that, I don't see how there could be a difference (it's MB; it's just not significant to me).