200 days with Apple's best the iPhone
13 Pro Max this is my story.
My experience with this phone.
I'm going to spit nothing but facts in this video.
I've been using this since the launch day while
also using other heavyweights along away like the Escrow
Ultra Pixel Six Pro, Apple fine X Five Pro.
The list goes on.
Let's start with why is this phone such a big deal?
In my experience, there are three key areas
where Apple is just consistently killing the game.
Number one as well.
You guessed it, it's battery life.
I blindly trust my iPhone 13 Pro Max when it comes
to battery life because this thing has never failed me.
If I have to pin everything down to one reason why this
phone is in my pocket or why I would recommend this phone
or other devices, it has to be the battery life.
No questions. It's that good.
It's not just like a little bit better.
It's like a generation ahead of its competition.
I'm constantly getting near 10 hours of screen on time.
And yes, my usage is level 100 mafia.
I'm constantly using 5G with Instagram, making photos
and videos, also checking out maps, Spotify, listening
to music at the same time.
For those who follow me on the ground, you
know that I'm in travel mode right now, being
all over Switzerland, just constantly extreme using this phone
and it handles it all like a tank.
I'm so impressed because Apple used to
be the worst in battery life.
They would lose to Samsung every time I
would do a battery rain test, but now
they easily beat Samsung by a margin.
I don't know who they hired for the secret
battery optimization, but man, it is absolutely mind boggling
how good the battery life is on this phone.
Now when we talk about battery,
we have to talk about charging.
I charge my iPhone 13 Pro Max and other devices
with just one the new Green Nexo 100 Watt Fast
Charger guys, I was tired of carrying around multiple Chargers
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100 Watt charger to charge everything simultaneously.
It's got three USB C and one USB
Airport, delivering up to 100 Watts of power.
It's about 45% smaller than my MacBook charger,
while having more ports and more power.
It charges my iPhone close to 60% in
just half an hour and fully charges my
2022 MacBook Pro in about 1.5 hours.
Thanks to a small size and foldable plug, it fits
really easily in my pocket, making it travel friendly.
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All righty, moving on to the
second best thing, which is performance.
The hot that runs this phone,
the Apple a 15 Bionic chip.
To be very honest, I don't really care
that much about benchmark numbers, but Apple.
Not only do they have the strongest chip
in the market, but also the most efficient.
Apple never let people down when
it comes to their chips.
Just look at what they're doing with their laptops.
No drama, just pure dominance.
No matter which region you live in, you
get one flagship a 15 Bionic chip.
You have to give them credit.
This thing is as fast as the day I unboxed it.
But is it invincible?
Well, of course not.
I've definitely noticed some app crashing
occasionally, especially the camera application.
I also remember that one or two times my
iPhone completely froze and I had to restart it.
That's just 1% of my usage.
It works great pretty much all the time.
Even after seven months of usage and filling
out almost all the storage on this phone,
it's still performing at the top level.
Animations are super smooth.
120 Hz add more butter to everything.
While Android has gotten very good as well,
like my S 22 Ultra with the recent
updates, it still feels like the iPhone is
more consistent with the smoothness in my daily
experience, especially with a third party application.
While I appreciate the smoothness,
it's also a dumb phone. Let me explain.
I use Galaxy S 22 Ultra as my main
Android phone and it made me realize how iOS
is not well designed for Max iPhones.
Like there's so much unutilized space on the SR two Ultra,
I feel like everything can be used with one hand.
It's made for the bigger screen,
all the menus and stuff.
It's all in your reach.
While on the 13 Pro Max,
I'm constantly doing hand gymnastics.
I really wish to see some specific software design
changes for the Max iPhones with the iOS 16.
Now that we're getting two Max iPhones this
year, they really have to do something.
The next key area where Apple has proved
themselves possibly the best in the game, which
is the video performance in the sea of
crazy megapixel smartphones out there.
The iPhone still manages to be the best and
most consistent in the video with its twelve megapixel
sensor, the dynamic range, the colors, the autofocus, the
way it handles the lowlight video is definitely my
favorite video on any smartphone right now.
It's not just a video with the main
camera application, it's also with how well it
works with the third party applications.
Being able to just open Instagram and make those
inapp videos zooming in and out is still more
snappier and smoother than Android, which is why I
prefer using social media, especially Instagram on the iPhone.
I don't think it's a big deal for most people
because you can do everything on Android as well.
Like my sister duo RA is
optimized for Snapchat and Instagram.
Taking photos is fine with the video, especially
in low light with third party apps is
not as good as the iPhone now.
As for the general image quality performance out
of this camera, whether it's a wide camera
lens or ultra wide or even the Zoom
sensor, this thing does really, really well.
The overall color signs, dynamic range, skin tones,
portrait mode, Night mode, everything is on point.
The only thing that this phone is missing
is the long range Zoom which I so
dearly love on my Galaxy s 22 ultra.
I'm not saying that the three X
Zoom on the iPhone is bad.
It's actually pretty decent range, but Samsung is
clearly on a different Galaxy overall, the battery
performance and video are the three pillars that
hold this phone at its best level.
But with that being said, should you
buy this phone right now in 2022?
Well, the answer is no.
It's too late.
We live in a leaks era where we know what's
coming and what's coming is going to be monumental.
The design on the iPhone 13 pro Max is so outdated.
I mean, the back is fine, it's beautiful.
The boxy sides, it held up really well.
But the front notch is just
outdated, especially compared to the competition.
It's to the point where Apple
is finally bringing a design change.
After five years, we are getting the biggest design
update this year with the iPhone 14 pro series
and also the biggest camera upgrade after seven years.
No doubt that the iPhone 14 pro
Max will be a crazy upgrade.
While I love the 13 Pro Max and what it
stands for right now, It's better to wait out four
months because the upgrade is just too big.
So as an experience 200 days later,
this is still the boring notched iPhone.
But it's the best battery life on the phone by a
mile, best performance on the phone by a mile and it's
consistently great video quality make this a very good phone.
It's just that after four months, Apple
is bringing the iPhone 14 pro Max.
Apple is not only going to make these three key areas
better on that phone but also bring the much needed design
change for this phone to look like a 2022 flagship.
So that's all for this video.
My honest 200 days experience with
the iPhone 13 pro Max.
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Peace out.