iPhone XS Max review

The first thing you will notice is how premium it feels in your hands. The glass on both sides seem very durable (stronger glass as they advertised, and I believe it), and the feel of the design is flawless. The notch at the top is something I didn't like before buying, but I found myself not even noticing it. This could be due to getting the Max size. The beauty of the large screen really takes over. Having never owned a plus sized phone before, I was hesitant to make the change. However, I definitely do not regret it. In fact, I will probably never go back to regular sized phones anymore because the larger screen is just way nicer to me. I was worried the bigger phone would be more inconvenient, but that's not the case at all. I got used to it on the first day and was so glad to make the change. Also, IOS is magically smooth. I came from Android with the Samsung Galaxy S8, and while it was a quality device, I have to say Apple's IOS runs smoothly. It really makes life better. I do appreciate both OS's, but for simplicity, clarity, and ease of daily use, I'd stick with iPhone. In conclusion, do try out the Max version if you are on the border of deciding. You spend a lot of time looking at your phone for all of your content, and I guarantee the larger screen size will be more pleasing. If you aren't into the largeness for convenience reasons, then the regular will do fine. Of course, everyone's different. Personally, I was able to adjust right away and it doesn't feel big anymore. The Max also has longer battery life compared to the regular. You can go through a whole day with many hours of heavy usage and still have a good amount of battery remaining by the end of the day.