iPhone 12 Pro vs Max: Battery and capacityĪs we’d expect of a larger phone, the 12 Pro Max delivers the better battery life of the two.
Ideally, you’ll get your hands on both sizes to give yourself a better idea of which you think you’ll be more comfortable with. It’s also more difficult to fit in smaller pockets, which is something to consider. However, it’s also more awkward to use one-handed for texting and so on. Some will love having such a large screen - and in fairness, it’s great to use apps, view photos and watch movies with the larger screen. Meanwhile, the larger iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 6.7-inch screen, and while the the thickness is the same size as its smaller sibling, it’s 160.8mm tall, and 78.1mm wide.Īlthough the iPhone 12 Pro Max has more pixels to fit the screen size, the ppl difference is extremely minimal (460ppi - iPhone 12 Pro, vs 458ppi - iPhone 12 Pro Max), and both are Super Retina XDR displays with the same levels of brightness.Īgain, it’s difficult to say which is better or worse, as this is likely down to personal preference. The iPhone 12 Pro has a 6.1-inch screen, housed in a phone with dimensions of 146.7 x 71.5 x 7.4mm. Of course the very literal big difference between the two phones lies in their design and screen size. (Image credit: Amy Davies/Digital Camera World)
12 PRO MAX SCREEN SIZE SOFTWARE
Both models offer the ability to shoot in Apple’s “ProRAW” (DNG) format, so you can perform deeper edits in software such as Photoshop - again, the raw files look very, very similar to each other. Perhaps if you are examining photos extremely carefully at pixel level you might be able to spot a difference, but we’ve spent a lot of time trying to find big differences and they just don’t really noticeably exist. However, the end results look nigh-on the same. In use, when shooting in low light, Night mode seems to shoot for a slightly shorter length of time when using the iPhone 12 Pro Max - so in a scene where the iPhone 12 Pro might shoot for three seconds, the Pro Max might only shoot for one. While we were hoping that the larger sensor would yield some noticeable differences, it’s very hard to spot anything significant with most shots. So are the differences noticeable in practice? In short - not really. They’re both also equipped with software functionality such as Deep Fusion, Night Mode and Portrait Mode. Some other features are shared between the two, such as the addition of the LiDAR scanner to better measure depth and increase the speed of autofocus in low light. IPhone 12 Pro Max: Telephoto lens (Image credit: Amy Davies/Digital Camera World)
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