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iPhone 16 Pro Max review: Bigger is better?
iPhone 16 Pro Max
MSRP $1,199.00
“If you like big phones and need all the latest and greatest features, it’s hard to go wrong with the iPhone 16 Pro Max.”
Pros
- Beautiful display
- Powerful performance
- Camera Control is a nice addition
- Great battery life
- Improved ultrawide camera
Cons
- It’s too darn big
- Boring colors
- Apple Intelligence not available yet
Apple’s iPhone 16 series is now available for everyone. There are four models in the lineup: the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. All of these have the latest chips, an Action button, and Camera Control.
Personally, I’ve had every generation of iPhone since 2008, and when given the option, I tend to go for the smaller device. But this year, I got the iPhone 16 Pro Max to check out, and I have a love-hate relationship with it because of the size.
But looking beyond that fact, this is a fantastic iPhone and a worthy upgrade if you are coming from an older model.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: specs
Dimensions | 163 x 77.6 x 8.25 mm (6.42 x 3.06 x 0.32 inches) |
Weight | 227 grams (7.99 ounces) |
Display | 6.9-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display 2868 x 1320 pixel resolution at 460 ppi 1-120Hz refresh rate 1,000 nits (typical) / 1,600 nits (HDR) / 2,000 nits (outdoor), 1 nit minimum |
Durability | Latest-generation Ceramic Shield, IP68 |
Colors | Black Titanium, White Titanium, Natural Titanium, Desert Titanium |
Processor | A18 Pro |
RAM | 8GB |
Storage | 256GB, 512GB, 1TB |
Software | iOS 18 |
Updates | At least 5 years |
Rear Cameras | 48MP Fusion (main), f/1.78 48MP ultrawide, f/2.2 12MP telephoto, f/2.8, 5x optical zoom |
Front Camera | 12MP, f/1.9 |
Battery | 4,685mAh |
Charging | 30W fast charging (50% in 30 minutes)
25W MagSafe wireless 15W Qi2 wireless 4.5W reverse wireless |
Price | Starts at $1,199 |
iPhone 16 Pro Max: design
While the base model iPhone 16 got a pretty modest redesign with the camera layout, the iPhone 16 Pro models look pretty much the same as last year, and the year before that.
Apple is still using the titanium frame with a brushed metal finish, flat edges, a matte glass back, and the Action button on the left-hand side, above the volume buttons. The triple-lens camera layout is also the same as before. The “latest generation” Ceramic Shield is on the front display, making it resistant to impact and scratches. In fact, if you look at an iPhone 15 Pro Max and an iPhone 16 Pro Max next to each other, you wouldn’t even be able to discern a difference at first.
Aside from Camera Control, the iPhone 16 Pro Max has an all too familiar design.
That is, until you look toward the bottom on the right edge of the frame. That’s where Apple has put in the new Camera Control button, which sits flush with the frame, rather than sticking out a bit like the other buttons. There’s a few things that you can do with the Camera Control, which I’ll get to in a moment, but that’s basically the key differentiator between the iPhone 16 Pro Max (and the rest of the iPhone 16 line) and previous generations.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max retains Apple’s overall design from the last several years — whether you love it or hate it, Apple seems to be sticking with the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” motto.
It’s a tried and true design, for sure, but I have to admit that it’s growing a bit stale. I would have liked to see some changes made to the Pro models this year like Apple did with the base model iPhone 16.
The iPhone 16 Pro models also come in four rather uninspired shades: Black Titanium, White Titanium, Natural Titanium, and Desert Titanium. Seeing the incredibly saturated colors of the base model iPhone 16, the colors Apple chose for the Pro models are pretty dull. Desert Titanium isn’t as bad as I originally thought it would be, but it’s still not my personal preference of color.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: Camera Control
Now, let’s talk about the biggest new feature on the iPhone 16 hardware this year, including the iPhone 16 Pro Max: Camera Control. The Camera Control sits below the halfway point on the right edge of the frame, underneath the sleep/wake button.
I’ll be honest here: I don’t particularly like where Camera Control is located. As I’ve been using the phone, I often end up pressing the Camera Control unintentionally, and its current position requires me to adjust the way I hold the phone when taking landscape photos. The default pressure sensitivity for actually pressing the button is also set a bit too high for my liking, which can cause camera shake when capturing a photo.
I feel like Apple should have moved the Camera Control down a bit, closer to the bottom, as that would have felt more natural when taking landscape photos, similar to a digital camera.
One press of the Camera Control launches the Camera (or another app that supports it), and another press captures a photo, while a press and hold starts a video recording. You can also do a double half-press to switch between various camera settings, and slide your finger on Camera Control to make adjustments.
Placement aside, I really like the Camera Control feature. I’ve been wanting a dedicated shutter button for the iPhone for a while, since Apple had one on its Smart Battery Case back in the day. With Camera Control now opening up the Camera app, I can remap my Action button to something else.
I’ve often been using Camera Control to launch the camera, but adjusting the settings via Camera Control have a bit of a learning curve, which I’m still adjusting to. After years of using the touchscreen controls to take my photos and video, it’s a very hard habit to break. And unless I use Camera Control with both hands, I don’t like the fact that pressing it to capture can cause camera shake, which is not the best, especially for low-light scenes.
Perhaps it may have been easier to press if it didn’t sit flush and stuck out like the other buttons. I’m still tinkering around with Camera Control and trying to use it more, but I have a feeling this might end up the way of the Touch Bar on MacBooks.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: display
The iPhone 16 Pro Max has a massive 6.9-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with ProMotion and always-on technology. Its resolution is 2868 x 1320 pixels at 460 pixels per inch (PPI) density. Typical brightness is 1,000 nits, 1,600 nits for HDR content, and a maximum of 2,000 nits outdoors.
This year, the Pro models can also get all the way down to 1 nit minimum brightness, which means less eye strain when using your phone in dark environments. The Dynamic Island also makes a return.
So far, I have had no issues with the display on the iPhone 16 Pro Max. There has been some talk online about how the Pro models aren’t always locked in at 120Hz refresh rate when doing various things on the phone, but honestly, I don’t care. Apple does state that it has adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz, and in my daily use, scrolling is smooth and switching between apps is seamless. I also haven’t had any stuttering or choppy frame rates when it comes to my use either.
I have had no issues with the display on the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max looks great. I’ve preferred how the iPhone keeps the display looking fairly neutral, whereas, on some competitor phones, the display is set to “Vivid” by default, which makes things overly bright. Colors still pop on the iPhone 16 Pro Max, and blacks are rich and deep.
For the size of the display, I’m not a big fan of the 6.9-inch screen. For me, it’s just too big. It’s impossible for me to use one-handed, and even two hands can cause fatigue for me after extended periods.
It’s a beautiful display, don’t get me wrong — I just don’t care for the size and prefer the smaller iPhone 16 Pro.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: software and performance
The iPhone 16 Pro Max ships with iOS 18 out of the box. However, though the entire iPhone 16 line was built for Apple Intelligence, the AI features won’t arrive until iOS 18.1 rolls out later in October.
Thanks to the A18 Pro and 8GB RAM, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is speedy in daily use and performance. There’s still plenty of cool new features in iOS 18 as well, despite not having Apple Intelligence, though some of the experiences are rather, frustrating.
The biggest change that you’ll notice from the get-go is the new home screen customization options. You can put your app icons and widgets anywhere on the screen, even with blank spaces. However, there are limitations like no 2×2 widgets in the middle, and sometimes the app icons just like to do their own thing while you’re rearranging, which can lead to wanting to tear your hair out.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is speedy in daily use and performance.
I do really like having the Dark theme for app icons and widgets, however, as I always keep my phone in dark mode. This has led me to stop using custom icons through Shortcuts, though the dark theme icons also depend on the developers supporting the feature.
You can now also change your Control Center layout and even lock screen shortcuts. I did change up the Control Center a bit, but I’ve been stuck on muscle memory for years, so rearranging everything and adding new controls has taken some time to get used to. The same goes for the lock screen shortcuts. I don’t like that it can be a bit of a tedious process, though, as moving controls around even the slightest bit can shuffle everything else.
Messages got some nice upgrades too, with support for RCS messaging with Android users, as well as the ability to schedule iMessages to send later. I’ve been loving the RCS support as now photos and videos with Android users won’t be pixelated and unusable, but actually high resolution. And Photos has a big new redesign, though it’s either “love it” or “hate it” with most people. I think I fall in the latter.
Since most of the iOS 18 features that Apple showed off use Apple Intelligence, which isn’t available yet, these have been the biggest changes for me. We’ll definitely be trying out the Apple Intelligence features once they drop and will update this review accordingly.
As far as software support goes, Apple has been pretty good about it. Most of its devices last at least five years, and that applies to the iPhone 16 Pro Max as well.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: cameras
If you’re looking to get a new iPhone for the cameras, you can’t go wrong with the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Both phones have the same triple-lens camera setup this year, so even if you get the smaller Pro, you aren’t missing out on camera features.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max (and regular iPhone 16 Pro) have a 48MP Fusion camera (Apple’s new marketing term for the primary camera), a 48MP ultrawide lens, and a 12MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. Unfortunately though, the selfie camera is still the same at only 12MP.
So far, I’ve been very impressed with the quality of photos I’ve captured with the iPhone 16 Pro Max. As someone who only had the iPhone 15 Pro last year, I’ve really enjoyed having the 5x optical zoom with both Pro models this time around. Photos I’ve taken look true to life with colors that pop, detailed textures, and overall sharpness. Macro photos are also improved with the new 48MP ultrawide lens.
The entire iPhone 16 family also has the new Photographic Styles, which lets you fine-tune the tone and color of your photos, rather than just applying a generic aesthetic on the entire image like before. And the style can be changed after the fact too, which is a big improvement.
Aside from the telephoto camera, the Pro models have other features that also differentiate themselves from the base model iPhone 16. These features include Apple ProRAW shooting, night mode portraits, 4K Dolby Vision recording at 120fps, ProRes video recording, Log video recording, and there is also a “studio-quality” four-mic setup.
These are for sure great features if you’re a YouTuber or plan to create your own film. But for the average person, it may be more than necessary. Still, if you really want the telephoto and new ultrawide camera, then the Pro models are the way to go.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: battery life and charging
Since the iPhone 16 Pro Max has the largest battery in the lineup, it should be no surprise that battery life has been excellent.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max has a 4,685mAh battery inside, which can easily last a day and then some. Since I get fatigued after long periods of time with the Pro Max size, my use of it has been a bit lighter than normal. That said, it lasts at least two full days before I plug it in. For someone who can deal with the large size and use it more heavily, I’d imagine you can get at least a full day and a half. It’s much better than the battery life we got from the regular iPhone 16 Pro.
Apple didn’t make any improvements to charging speed when plugged in, unfortunately. You still have about 27W-30W wired charging speeds, which means about 50% charge in 30 minutes. MagSafe wireless charging is faster, however, now at 25W instead of 15W. Wireless charging with a Qi2 charger is now 15W, and reverse wireless is 4.5W.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: price and availability
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is available to buy now directly from Apple, retailers like Best Buy and Amazon, or carrier stores starting at $1,199 for the 256GB model, $1,399 for 512GB, and $1,599 for 1TB. If that’s a bit high, you can look for trade-in deals to knock off some dollars from the retail price.
A great alternative to the iPhone 16 Pro Max is the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL. You can get a 128GB model for $1,099, but the 256GB option is the same price as the iPhone 16 Pro Max at $1,199.
The Pixel 9 Pro XL has a 6.8-inch Super Actua OLED display with variable refresh rate between 1Hz to 120Hz and 3,000 nits of brightness. The triple-lens camera system is also a bit better with a 50MP main camera, 48MP ultrawide lens, and 48MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom, and a 42MP selfie camera. With Tensor G4 and 16GB RAM, along with a 5,060mAh battery, the Pixel 9 Pro XL has incredible performance and battery life. You also get Google Gemini and other AI features already out of the box, and the Pixel 9 Pro XL comes in a beautiful Rose Quartz color too.
iPhone 16 Pro Max: verdict
If you can handle the size and need the telephoto and improved ultrawide lens, then the iPhone 16 Pro Max is worth it, especially if you’re coming from an older iPhone. I don’t think I can really recommend it if you are using an iPhone 15 Pro Max, since that will also get Apple Intelligence once that rolls out. The iPhone 16 Pro Max is a pretty iterative upgrade if you’re coming from the last generation.
It’s also a little tricky to recommend either Pro model over the base iPhone 16. The regular iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus have the Action button, Camera Control, improved ultrawide lens (though it’s only 12MP, not 48MP), new Photographic Styles, A18 chip, great battery life, and a better color lineup. For the first time in a while, the non-Pro iPhones are more appealing than their Pro siblings.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is worth it.
Why upgrade to the iPhone 16 Pro Max, then? The telephoto lens, the always-on display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and the advanced photography and video recording capabilities. If you need those extra features, the iPhone 16 Pro Max won’t disappoint you.
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Microsoft releases Windows 11 2024 ’24H2′ update
Microsoft has confirmed it has started rolling out the Windows 11 2024 update. Also known as the 24H2, the “Cumulative Feature Update” for Windows 11 includes several tweaks, menus, and process modifications.
What does the latest Windows 11 2024 update contain?
Windows 11 24H2 update is packed with several new features. However, quite a few of these features and functions won’t be available to PCs and laptops packing older tech.
Windows 11 version 24H2 has been available for a few weeks now. However, only new PCs featuring the latest hardware such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon X series or Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors had access to the update.
Specifically speaking, the Windows 11 24H2 update reportedly benefits PCs that work well with Copilot+ PCs. The new update introduces support for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth LE.
Microsoft has also unlocked HDR backgrounds. Image files with the “JXR” file extension can now be a desktop background. It would have a much higher contrast between light and dark parts. on displays that support HDR.
Needless to say, PCs and laptops need to have modern hardware to benefit from this update. Additionally, computers with better power management chips will be able to reduce their power draw. This feature will be available to PCs that don’t have an integrated battery.
What do old PCs running Windows 11 get?
Older PCs officially supporting Windows 11 will get an improved File Explorer. The trusty file and folder management software can now reportedly compress items into an archive in a variety of different formats, such as RAR or 7z. Without third-party software, users choose things like the compression method and level, while using a local account.
Microsoft has made it easier to share a Wi-Fi connection by allowing PCs to display a QR code. Users can also view a smaller “abbreviated” time in the System Tray.
PCs with Bluetooth support can now wirelessly connect their mobile devices to view the latter’s files in the File Explorer app. This is a wireless alternative to connecting a phone to a PC with a USB cable.
Microsoft is rolling out the Windows 11 2024 update in a phased manner. In other words, the update will first arrive on PCs running Windows 11 22H2 or 23H2 update. To pull the update sooner, Windows 11 users will have to opt into receiving the latest updates as soon as they’re available.
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An Amazon Echo Show 5 and Blink Outdoor 4 bundle drops to only $60 ahead of Prime Day
We typically see some Amazon devices, including Blink cameras, drop in price ahead of both Prime Days in July and October. This time around, Prime members have an exclusive deal available to them right now on a bundle that includes the Echo Show 5 smart display and a Blink Outdoor 4 camera system for only $60. That’s a whopping $130 off the standard price and a record low. It’s part of a larger early Prime Day sale on Blink devices, including multi-camera systems, video doorbells and more.
This bundle is one that makes a lot of sense. You’ll be able to use your Echo Show 5 to get a live view of whatever the Blink Outdoor 4 camera is capturing with a simple Alexa command.
A bundle of the Blink Outdoor 4 camera and Echo Show 5 smart display has dropped to $60, the lowest price to date. But you’ll need to be a Prime member to snag this discount.
We recommend both products individually in our guides. We believe the Blink Outdoor 4 is the best wireless security camera around. The name is a bit of a misnomer as you can easily place it inside your home too, not least because it runs on two AA batteries. You’ll only need to replace the cells every two years or so.
If you do place the camera outside, you can rest easy knowing that it’s weather resistant. Other features include night vision, motion detection and two-way audio. You will need a Blink Subscription Plan to store clips in the cloud. Otherwise, you can save footage locally with a Sync Module 2 (which is available separately) and USB flash drive.
As for the Echo Show 5, it’s one of the best smart displays with Amazon Alexa (only beaten out by its larger sibling, the Echo Show 8). It’s a compact, 5.5-inch smart display that works well as an alarm clock on your nightstand. The tap-to-snooze function comes in handy there, while there’s a sunrise alarm that gradually brightens the screen.
The Echo Show 5 does have a built-in camera, which might give you cause for concern if you want to place it by your bed. But the physical camera cover should sate any privacy concerns on that front.
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How IT leaders can spearhead the charge to transform education
Presented by MSI
If a primary goal of education is to prepare kids for the future, IT leaders play a more pivotal role than ever. Technology has profoundly impacted work in every industry — and it’s opened up vast new possibilities in new fields, from positions across STEM industries and AI, to esports and beyond. It’s also transformed how students engage with learning, skill development and high-level problem-solving and critical thinking.
“Exposing students to computer science and high-end technology is not only useful for the future as they inevitably use it in their careers, but it changes their relationship to school,” says Mat Holley, esports program manager at MSI. “When they’re more engaged, they have better attendance. They have better grades. They’re more prepared for college and the job market. The enthusiasm is remarkable.”
School boards are leading the charge for these initiatives, but they can’t do it on their own. They must partner with IT leaders in their district, education specialists and technology industry professionals to deliver these learning experiences, and the challenge is to ensure that these programs are cost-effective, with technology, expertise and activities that are future-proof.
How technology is transforming the learning experience
To support these initiatives, the choice of hardware and software becomes critical. Holley points to the extracurricular club in the charter school district in Chula Vista, San Diego he worked with to help develop and outfit new technology learning initiatives. Students there work on video design, broadcasting, AI and music creation using Vector GP and Raider GE series laptops from MSI, integrating graphics hardware from Nvidia and processing power from Intel. And this high-end gaming hardware and software supports what’s become the largest high school-run esports program in the U.S., the Kern High School District Esports League.
“I’ve worked with schools that are far along their journey and ready to level up their hardware, to keep pace with how the kids are working and learning, and I’ve also helped districts build the programs from the ground up, from the right hardware to student outreach,” Holley explains. “And though much of this is uncharted territory, the momentum is building, sometimes through word of mouth.”
The surprising benefits of esports
Educators are sharing knowledge, sparking interest and collaborating with their peers, working toward developing a curriculum standard and blueprint for the hardware and software specifications that can support those programs.
Though it’s initially surprised many educators and leaders that esports can have such a profound effect on kids — especially the ones who often feel excluded from other sports — the number of esports programs is growing. Not only are there tremendous educational and social development benefits for the students that participate, esports also attracts kids who have never joined an extracurricular club: the girls who have felt left out in science and math classes, the BIPOC students who deserve bigger opportunities. The clubs raise their confidence in their own abilities, and more often than not, these students go on to study computer science or some other linked technology career.
“There is no barrier to entry to be a gamer, and this goes for computer science at large,” Holley says. “You don’t even have to be a gamer to enter these clubs. More and more, esports is plugged into all the various technology clubs like design, broadcasting and journalism, and formerly disenfranchised kids are finding their calling through these clubs in an unprecedented way.”
Building the learning experience from the ground up
Of course, there continue to be challenges for school districts developing these programs, and many of them come down to major budget constraints. There are also the difficulties that come with ensuring security is solid, that new technology is integrated into existing networks, and moving the environment from on-prem to the cloud. MSI collaborates with educational institutions to ensure that they’re not only hitting the district’s hardware specs, but new hardware will be integrated seamlessly.
“As we saw more esports integrated into schools, we worked with schools to meet the specifications of their price points, their warranty needs, which are typically longer than a retail warranty,” Holley says. “We wanted to also make sure that these were machines that the students got excited to play on, that sophisticated esports titles were supported. As we started to work with more schools closely, we integrated products from our professional line to improve the student experience and give them access to even more tech areas to explore.”
Educational IT leaders rejoice: adding computer labs like these is easier than ever. As computing advances, the size of the hardware continues to shrink, making student computers lightweight and easy for IT teams to deploy. IT leaders should also look for hardware that’s easy to integrate, especially from a security point of view — however, most districts are working with legacy hardware environments.
“As you build a technology center for students, you have to consider whether existing hardware will play with the new, and whether it will move to the cloud securely,” Holley says. “But as long as we can integrate security standards like content filters, custom imaging and Autopilot deployment, it’s much easier to deploy at scale in almost any environment. We try to build directly in tandem with district-wide IT departments, so they can tell us what they need and what their road map looks like. Then from the manufacturer side, we’re able to make sure that we all play along in the years to come.”
Another major consideration is product life cycles, which are incredibly short in the consumer world. IT leaders should work with a partner that offers dedicated hardware for education, with life cycles long enough to mesh with the fairly long bidding and buying timeline for education purchases.
And of course, as cloud computing becomes the standard, it’s important to stay abreast of hardware and software changes and evolving risk scenarios. That means research, testing and working with your supplier to keep informed about the newest hardware and software advancements and when it’s time to upgrade. It also means selecting hardware that’s easily upgradable and expandable.
Making hardware choices a whole lot easier
To support technology education, MSI offers the Cubi NUC and DP21, which support Intel vPro and Windows Autopilot to simplify management, enhance security and streamline the deployment process. Thunderbolt 4 technology and power delivery offer fast connectivity and charging. They’re also easily scalable, and offer real-time data processing for AI and machine learning. Their compact size offers flexible installation and a good performance vs. footprint ratio, plus flexible configuration.
The company also offers STEM, gaming and content creation computers like the DP180, CreatorPro, Vector GP and Raider GE series laptops with dedicated graphics hardware that accelerate graphics-heavy applications, and offer easy upgradability with expandable memory and storage options to ensure longevity.
Veteran resellers and manufacturers will work with decision-makers to ensure schools get the best hardware and software their money can buy, plus keep IT teams in the loop what’s coming next, and how to make sure students have every opportunity to learn with the newest technology possible.
“We’re paving a path for these students into the future, and it’s important that we’re equipping them for everything that’s to come,” Holley says. “Gaming and other high-tech hardware has become an integral part of the plan, so IT leaders must be willing to get creative when designing technology resources and work with allies across manufacturing and reselling to push initiatives forward.”
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