It's been a few weeks since the launch of the Apple iPhone 15 series, and this time, unlike previous years, the Pro models are surrounded by negative controversy instead of being part of positive publicity. Keep all controversies aside; I've been using the iPhone 15 Pro Max as my daily driver for quite some time now, and yes, I experienced some heating issues, but the phone still impressed me for the most part. Thanks to the new Titanium design, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is almost 20 grams lighter than the previous Pro Max and it refreshes the overall user experience. And while Apple was literally forced to use the USB C port, the change is still quite welcome. The overall design aesthetic of the phone remains unchanged for the third year in a row, except for the new Action button, which isn't all that useful at the moment. Read my in-depth iPhone 15 Pro Max review to find out if Apple's 2023 flagship is worth shelling out that much cash.
iPhone 15 Pro Max review – 6 months later
Ever since Apple released the in-box charger to reduce its carbon footprint, the contents of the box have been limited, and so is the iPhone 15 Pro Max. You get the iPhone, a SIM eject tool, the user manual, the signature Apple logo stickers and a USB-C to C braided cable, similar to what you get with iPad Pro models. If you're a new Apple user, you'll need to purchase the 20W adapter, which retails for $19 or Rs.1,900.
At first glance, the design language of the iPhone 15 Pro Max looks like the iPhone 14 Pro Max, that is, looks very similar to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. While it is rare for brands to stick to the same general design, the true and tried design of the iPhone 15 Pro Max offers little or no room for complaint.
The all-new Titanium frame feels luxurious in the hand, the textured back looks and feels incredible, and small details—like buttons and haptic feedback—are as exquisite as you'd expect from a $1,200 flagship phone.
