The rear cameras are two 12Mp shooters with one wide angle lens and one telephoto lens, and they take pretty great pictures. The iPhone XS Max uses exactly the same cameras that you’d find on the smaller, cheaper iPhone XS. The under-utilization of the extra screen feels even more disappointing when split-screen functionality is already available in the iOS operating system – Apple uses it extensively on iPads to help pitch them as laptop replacements, for example.
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It’s taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut. The extra screen isn’t utilized to its fullest, and as a result, it makes the XS Max feel a bit lumpen. The Samsung Note 9, for example, has great multitasking functionality, which allows you to display two apps in an over-and-under arrangement for easier on-the-go work.Įverything on the XS Max is, simply, bigger. However, the extra screen size afforded to the XS Max generally feels, well, wasted. Secondly, it makes watching videos or playing games even more enjoyable. Firstly, it makes productivity tasks easier, such as reviewing documents or reading and writing emails. Having a phone screen this large definitely has its advantages. The XS Max’s beefed-up body gives it almost an inch of extra screen size compared to the regular XS. The extra width makes one-handed holding, let alone one-handed use, significantly more challenging. Again, that might not sound like a lot, but it makes the iPhone feel slightly more ungainly.
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It’s a full millimeter wider than the Note 9 and 0.7mm wider than the Pixel 3 XL. One area where the XS Max does fall down is in its width. This extra weight largely comes from the stainless steel clasp that holds the front and rear glass together, and this extra heft lends the XS Max a more solid, well-built feel. That might not sound like much, but in hand, you definitely notice the XS Max’s extra heft. The XS Max is 7g heavier than the Note 9 and 24g heavier than the Pixel 3 XL. For reference, that makes the XS Max 4 mm smaller than the Samsung Note 9 and 1 mm smaller than Google’s Pixel 3 XL, while packing a screen that is 0.1-inch and 0.2-inches bigger than those phones, respectively. It stands at 157.5mm tall (6.2-inches) and features a 6.5-inch screen on the diagonal. The most noticable difference between the XS Max and other iPhones is simply the size of the device.
You get the same large capsule-shaped camera bump as the XS, and some light-touch Apple and iPhone branding.īoth glass panels are flanked by a curved stainless steel band, which also houses a single lightning port and no headphone jack. The glass rear is available in three distinctly iPhone colors: Silver, Space Gray and Gold. The front is nearly all-screen, with only the notch and a little chin getting in the way of the OLED display. So.The iPhone XS Max follows the same design language as the iPhone XS, the XR, and the X before it. Having it off generates more visible stutter for me for some reason, even when the framerate is consistently above 60.īut yeah looks like this ISLC thing is the real deal. I've even amped up the graphic settings a bit, it's all set around the High preset now, with some high impact settings dropped to Medium, like Vehicle Reflections.Īlso, playing with VSync on.
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Running the latest nvidia drivers, with no manual set up in the control panel whatsoever (So I'm guessing the shader cache is still enabled). There is still some small stutter but nothing in comparison (Like, probably <100ms).Īgain for comparison purposes, Core i7 2600, GTX 1060 3GB, 8GB ram, Window 7 (DX11). Ok so, I did more testing and I'm not exactly sure what did it but I've disabled the steam overlay and playing with ISLC running in the background and the stuttering has massively decreased, to the point where there are no more second-long freezes.
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