Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max

Design & Durability

- Model: Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max

- Chassis Build: Precision Aluminum Unibody Enclosure, Ceramic Shield 2 Front, Ceramic Shield Back

- Available Finishes: Black, Silver, Glacier, Burgundy

- Water & Dust Resistance: IP68 Rated (Up to 6 meters depth for 30 minutes, IEC standard 60529)

- Physical Controls: Customizable Action Button, Capacitive & Pressure-Sensitive Camera Control Button

Display System

- Display Type: Super Retina XDR OLED Display with Dynamic Island & Always-On

- Screen Size & Resolution: 6.9-inch (diagonal) | 2868 x 1320 pixels at 460 ppi

- Refresh Rate: ProMotion Technology with Adaptive 1Hz to 120Hz Refresh Rates

- Brightness Levels: 1,000 nits typical | 1,600 nits peak HDR | 3,000 nits peak outdoor | 1 nit minimum

- Contrast & Color: 2,000,000:1 Contrast Ratio, Wide Color (P3), True Tone, Anti-Reflective Coating

Processor, RAM & Operating System

- Processor: Apple A20 Pro Chip (3nm Silicon Architecture)

- CPU: 6-Core CPU (2 Super-Performance Cores + 4 High-Efficiency Cores)

- GPU: 7-Core GPU with Neural Accelerators & Hardware-Accelerated Ray Tracing

- RAM Memory: 12GB High-Speed Unified RAM

- Neural Engine: Dual 16-Core Neural Engine for On-Device Machine Learning & Apple Intelligence

- Operating System: iOS 27

- Storage Capacities: 256GB, 512GB

Pro Fusion Camera Suite

- Main Camera: 48MP Fusion with Mechanical Variable Aperture (f/1.48, f/1.8, f/2.8, f/4.0), 24mm, 2nd-gen Sensor-Shift OIS, 100% Focus Pixels

- Optical 2x Telephoto: 12MP (Fusion), 48mm, 2nd-gen Sensor-Shift OIS

- Ultra-Wide Camera: 48MP, 13mm, f/2.2, 120-degree FOV, Hybrid Focus Pixels, 48MP Macro Photography

- Telephoto Camera (4x / 8x): 48MP, 100mm (4x optical), f/2.8, 3D Sensor-Shift OIS, Tetraprism Design; 12MP 8x Optical-Quality (200mm)

- Zoom Capabilities: 16x Optical-Quality Zoom Range; Digital Zoom up to 40x

- Video Recording: 4K Dolby Vision at 24/25/30/60/100/120 fps; 1080p up to 120 fps

- Pro Formats: ProRes RAW, ProRes up to 4K at 120 fps (external SSD), Apple Log 2, ACES, Genlock

- Audio Studio: 4 Studio-Quality Microphones, Spatial Audio, Audio Mix, Wind Noise Reduction

- Front Camera: 18MP Center Stage Front Camera (f/1.9), Autofocus, 4K Dolby Vision, Face ID

Battery, Power & Charging

- Video Playback Endurance: Up to 40 Hours Continuous Video Playback

- Streamed Video Playback: Up to 36 Hours Streamed Video Playback

- Wired Fast Charging: Up to 50% charge in ~15 minutes with 60W+ USB-C Adapter

- Wireless Charging: 25W MagSafe Fast Wireless; 25W Qi2 Certified Magnetic Wireless

Connectivity, Ports & Safety

- Cellular Modem: Apple C2 5G NR (sub-6 GHz and mmWave with 4x4 MIMO), Gigabit LTE

- Wireless Standards: Apple N1 Chip, Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be, 2x2 MIMO), Bluetooth 6, Thread

- SIM Format: Dual eSIM (Stores 8+ eSIM profiles, 2 active simultaneously; physical SIM-free)

- Expansion Port: USB Type-C (USB 3 speeds up to 10Gb/s, DisplayPort 4K HDR video out)

- Safety & Satellite: Emergency SOS via Satellite, Crash Detection, Roadside Assistance, Find My Satellite

- Sensors: LiDAR Scanner, Barometer, High-g Accelerometer, HDR Gyro, Dual Ambient Light Sensors

Dimensions & Weight

- Dimensions: 163.0 mm (H) x 77.6 mm (W) x 8.75 mm (D)

- Weight: 227 grams (8.00 oz)

- In the Box: Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max with iOS 27, USB-C Charge Cable (1m), Documentation

What are the key differences between the iPhone 18 Pro and the iPhone 18 Pro Max?

While both models share the flagship A20 Pro 3nm chip, 12GB RAM, 48MP variable aperture camera, and Wi-Fi 7, the iPhone 18 Pro Max delivers three major upgrades: 1. Larger 6.9-Inch Display: A significantly more expansive visual workspace with higher resolution (2868 x 1320) for watching HDR content, video editing, and gaming. 2. Longer Battery Life: Houses a higher-capacity battery delivering up to 40 hours of continuous video playback (compared to 36 hours on the 6.3-inch Pro). 3. Enhanced Thermal Dissipation: The larger unibody aluminum chassis allows more efficient heat dissipation during sustained heavy workloads like 4K 120 fps video capture and console-grade 3D gaming.