How iPhone 15 Pro Max is different from the rest of the phones?

With all the buzz around Apple's new iPhone 15 series, we already have a lot to ask about it. As we know, the company has confirmed that the phone will feature the signature A13 Bionic processor and 5G network connectivity, along with other improvements over its predecessor -- most notably an improved camera system for taking high-quality pictures and videos. However, there are also multiple other differences between the two phones which you need to take into consideration before purchasing one. In this article, we'll be discussing how iPhone 15 Pro Max differs from its predecessor.

Battery Life:

One of the biggest differences between the two devices is the battery life. While the iPhone 13 Pro Max has a smaller 4,200mAh cell that lasts up to 2.5 hours depending on usage and settings, the iPhone 15 Pro Max has a larger battery life of 6.3 hours (or 80 percent charge). This makes them both very reliable devices in terms of their battery life, but they're still not enough to last through every day of your use. When combined with long-lasting batteries for these devices, you can expect the battery life on either device to get pretty close to 3 hours before needing another charge.

Camera Quality:

The cameras on both devices are now more advanced than ever before. They now work together seamlessly, giving you stunning photos and video recordings. The iPhone 15 Pro Max features three main lenses that can focus automatically on specific subjects. It also includes a fourth lens that lets you zoom in or out, depending on what you're trying to capture. On the iPhone 13 Pro Max, however, you have just two regular lenses, plus a telephoto lens that allows you to zoom in beyond 100mm (for macro shots). You also don't get as many optical zoom options as on the former.

Portrait Mode:

Portrait mode is available on both models -- so if you want to keep things simple, then the iPhone 15 Pro Max does have it without any fuss. There was no portrait mode on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which made the phone feel less modern and had the same look. Now, users can choose from four presets when using portrait mode -- standard, square, circular, or infinity -- and apply filters to enhance each individual shot. Additionally, there's also Cinematic Depth, which focuses on the subject rather than focusing on their background. Both devices offer the ability to switch between portraits and landscapes modes, allowing you to experiment with the latter option.

Night Mode:

The night mode on both devices offers additional functionality, including the possibility to see notifications at night or to hide the clock screen. Moreover, both smartphones support low latency mode, which means that everything runs smoothly on both devices even when you're working on something important that requires attention.

New Features And Improvements To Security On The Internet:

The new iOS 14 upgrades include several security enhancements, such as end-to-end encryption and multifactor authentication (MFA), among others. These improvements add further protection to your personal information and data.

For example, MFA doesn't require you to create a password, making it faster and easier to manage passwords on both devices. Additionally, some apps require extra verification codes, which increases the likelihood of breaches and theft. Finally, both iPhones use the Safe Search function, a privacy safeguard for websites, ensuring that only the web is accessed by accessing sensitive parts of the site.

More Storage:

The increased storage on both phones makes space for applications, files, and music to increase quickly. You're able to store up to 16GB of data on either device. For comparison, the first iPhone 13 Pro Max had 64GB of internal storage, while the second 12.9-inch iPad Mini Pro came with 128GB.

Longer Battery Life:

While the longer battery life on the iPhone 15 Pro Max is certainly impressive, most users won't notice any difference when compared against the previous generation and the newer model. The bigger battery means less power consumption during usage, which leads to more efficient running of apps, especially those requiring intensive graphics and gaming performance.