iPhone 12 Pro Max

This is my second phone that I own, because I told my father I wanted one. The camera on this phone is immaculate, if you have the money, go cop one it will not disappoint.

My husband gifted me my 12 Pro Max .... I love the camera the most! It is amazing at the pictures it takes. The battery lasts longer as well.

First of all, I have the iPhone XS, not the 12, but this is to share a few thoughts: a) the phone I was the happiest with was the 7 Plus. -- the larger size and features just made for a fantastic camera. If your phone is your primary camera, this is a consideration. However, I downsized back down to the smaller size at my next phone upgrade, which I regret. b) on my most recent trip to Egypt, I exclusively used my phone as camera and I wished I had a better camera (First World Problems, I realize). I used my phone exclusively in part due to the compressed amount of time we had at each site on each day and trying to soak it all in but also because it's easier to organize and upload pictures from your phone, unless you have a serious process and a more serious photography game than I do (I am quite basic). If you are in this same position, I would consider upgrading before a significant international trip, with sufficient time to iron out the kinks before you go (don't forget to get an unlocked phone so you can get a local SIM). Having the best/latest camera possible, within reason, is something to take into consideration. I will be purchasing the Max size from now on and will be paying more attention to the quality of the camera on my phone in sync with international trips.

I love my IPhone 12 Pro I just upgraded from x. I have had no cons at all. The camera and the in phone editing is really great I don’t have to use an actual editing app as much. I like the faster charging with the usbc plug.

This year, the iPhone takes a huge step forward in the camera department with the iPhone 12 Pro Max. Thanks to the larger size of the device, Apple was able to build in a much more powerful camera system. The result is pictures that are sharper and more detailed, even in low light and night time environments. There’s even a new ProRAW feature that lets you really take control of your end result.