It's all the more fun on the iPhone 16 Pro Max. The larger display, extra power in the A18 Pro chip make the game more visually impressive, while improved cooling (thanks to new graphite and aluminum parts) makes it much more comfortable to hold than the iPhone 15 Pro was.

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Since there's a two year gap between the two, I captured over 200 photos between the iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max to uncover what differences they have with their cameras.

If you have an iPhone 14 model and don’t care much about Apple Intelligence, stick with what you have. The same goes for the standard 15, non-Pro models. And if you have a 15 Pro or Pro Max, definitely hold off. After all, the iPhone 17 is just around the corner.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is Apple's biggest and most expensive phone yet, but it's also its best. If you considered getting this phone, here are 7 reasons that make the upgrade worthwhile.

Discover if it's worth upgrading to the new Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max or if you should stick with your current iPhone

Apple's latest flagship models, the iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro Max, are impressive devices offering a range of features and capabilities. Suppose

As for dimensions, compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is slightly taller (163mm vs. 160.8 mm) and thicker (8.3mm vs 7.7mm), but Apple's shaved down the weight significantly (to 227g from 240g).

I've now lived with both the new iPhone 16 Pro and the iPhone 16 Plus for just over a week, as I was tasked with reviewing them for Creative Bloq (I know, it's a dirty job but someone's got to do it).

Like my friend and occasional editorial overlord Federico Viticci, you determine the new iPhone 16 is for you. Your trusty yet tired iPhone XR may well run the latest and greatest software in iOS 18—and kudos to Apple’s engineering group for its work here—but the iPhone 16 assuredly runs it exponentially better.

Now, with the launch of the iPhone 16 series, Apple is doubling down on its “console-level” gaming ambitions, introducing Mac’s “Game Mode” to iPhones, boosting performance, and expanding its gaming library.