Battle of the Titans: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs iPhone 16 Pro vs iPhone 16 Plus vs iPhone 16

Battle of the Titans: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs iPhone 16 Pro vs iPhone 16 Plus vs iPhone 16
In this detailed comparison, we dive into the key differences and standout features of Apple's latest lineup: the iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Plus, and iPhone 16. From display sizes and camera capabilities to performance benchmarks and battery life, we explore how each model caters to different user needs. Whether you're looking for the ultimate in power and features with the Pro Max or a more budget-friendly option with the standard iPhone 16, this review will help you decide which model suits you best.
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[@MrJengy84]

60 hz 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@saurabhgupta-rx9xo]

I think this time they will have 120Hz display all across

[@marthavidal8759]

I can’t wait to get my iPhone 16 pro max 😂😂

[@vernearase3044]

I doubt the 16 Plus and 16 will use A17 Pro - rather I think they'll use A18.
A17 Pro is built on TSMC's N3B process node, a custom process node built for Apple when Apple was desperate for 3nm and N3E wasn't ready.
N3B offers lower yields, higher manufacturing complexity, and higher cost. Apple is desperately trying to retire N3B which is why the iPad Pro got the M4 (the first device to get M4) instead of the M3 - M4 is built on N3E. Apple would've greatly preferred that the M4 be introduced in the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, but Apple intends to retire M3 so they can get off the N3B process node.
That throws off a _bunch_ of your stats as they're all based on the SoC which the lower cost phones will contain.

[@user-qu3Ali2]

❤❤

[@qadir2]

Yup 60 hz😂

[@phuocnguyenhoang496]

Promax mãi đỉnh

[@marthavidal8759]

Yes ❤

[@daoxuanthuytb]

Too boring 😢

[@Babu18520]

Watch in 2x

[@User52-y5s]

Samsung S25 is Number 1

[@jomelleabion4883]

#1 in green line issue..
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