Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max 128 GB, silver by Danuta Nowak ᠌

How are you doing today? In Call of Duty: Mobile's ultra settings, the phone is capable of producing 120 frames per second at 120 hertz. The phone is very powerful. The iPhone does not become hot even when exposed to such awful conditions. You have between four and six hours to play. While I was playing paintball, three balls hit the screen area (so it saved me from bruises). After that, I thought that the phone was done for, but to my surprise, it didn't even crack. Another point I wanted to make was about its durability. The phone was also able to withstand being dumped on its side onto the ground. What about the photographic equipment? The camera boasts fantastic color reproduction, and a new RAW mode has also been introduced (this is analogous to when the camera captures images in full format or whatever it's called). The filming of videos in 4k at 60 frames per second is a pure joy. The recording depicts in excruciating detail every single feature of the objects. What about the layout of the phone? If I could meet the people that designed and engineered this phone, I would personally shake their hands. The much-beloved square form factor of the phone has at long last been restored. Today the phone is easier to grasp and more pleasurable to use, and the flagship model does not slide about as easily in your hands. In the event that the phone is dropped, the impact is dispersed over a larger area because the case is square. As a result, the phone is more resistant to shock and has a longer lifespan.