Here’s why iPhone 15 Pro Max might be the best upgrade for those with smaller iPhones. You’ll be suprised!
Well, since no one asked, here’s a quick (recent) history of the phones I’ve used in the past 4-5 years. This is actually part of a future story I’ll be putting out soon, where the somewhat illogical list will make more sense (I promise), but for the purposes of this one, you should pay attention to the screen sizes of the phones below…
Huawei P20 (5.8-inch display)
Huawei P30 Pro (6.5-inch display)
iPhone 8 (4.7-inch display)
Pixel 6 Pro (6.7-inch display)
iPhone 13 mini (5.4-inch display)I know, I know… Looking at the display sizes alone, my smartphone history makes absolutely no sense but that’s the thing — there’s a lot more to a phone than its screen size, which is sort of the moral of today’s story, as you’ll find out if you keep reading.Interestingly enough, some of you might’ve noticed a pattern in this messy lineup of upgrades — we have a small display, then a large one, then a small one, then a large one (again), and another very small one with my current daily phone, the iPhone 13 mini. So, by that consistently inconsistent logic, it actually comes as no surprise that I’m now considering an upgrade to the huge (compared to the iPhone 13 mini) iPhone 15 Pro Max — as long as my boss is paying. Wink, Wink.In a nutshell, the should be closer in size to the now, especially when it comes to the width of the device, which should make it easier to use with one hand. Perhaps even more importantly, the gentle curves on the front and back of the chassis should make Apple’s biggest iPhone feel more manageable compared to the 14 Pro Max, while the new titanium frame is expected to make it lighter.I don’t know how many of you find themselves on this “go big phone or go home” crossroad, but this one’s for you — those trying to pick between a small, “normal”, and a large phone. The might actually be the first big iPhone worth the sacrifice of ditching your super comfortable “normal size” phone.
Switching from a small iPhone to the large iPhone 15 Pro Max will be easier this year (but still not for everyone)
It should come as no surprise that the first thing making the 2023 more appealing to those who usually gravitate towards smaller phones is that this one’s actually supposed to get smaller, lighter, and easier to hold compared to the likes of the iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.In case you haven’t heard, the is expected to feature subtle curves on the front and back, which should make a bigger difference to holding Apple’s largest iPhone than you’d expect. Trust me. I’ve held a few phones in my time.Speaking of actual dimensions, According to leaked schematics, the is getting almost a full millimetre shorter and narrower than the , which (again), should be a noticeable difference considering the scale we’re at as well as the subtle curves coming to the 15 series.
