The thinnest Pro ever meets a monster chip, but is it actually better for your pockets? I spent the last three weeks trekking through the rainy, overcast streets of Seattle with th…
The thinnest Pro ever meets a monster chip, but is it actually better for your pockets? I spent the last three weeks trekking through the rainy, overcast streets of Seattle with the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max shoved into my front pocket. After a year of rumors about a "Slim" redesig
I primarily focused on how the A19 Pro chip handles heavy 4K ProRes logs and whether the rumored thermal issues of a thinner chassis actually ruin a long shoot. My old 15 Pro Max used to get toasty after twenty minutes of filming. I wanted to see if this new, sleek body could act
TL;DR — A triumph of engineering that puts a workstation in a wafer-thin body. Rating: 4.5/5. Best for: Serious creators and tech minimalists. Skip if: You hate using a case or have massive hands. Check today's price → | Spec | Detail | | --- | --- | | Price | around $1,199 - $1
I was skeptical that making it thinner would just be a gimmick that ruined the battery, but I was wrong. It’s a specialized tool that happens to fit in your pocket better than your wallet does. If you’re ready for a hardware refresh that actually feels "new" in your hand, this is