iPhone 11 Pro Max deals

At a glance

• 6.5-inch OLED display
• 1,242 x 2,688 resolution
• Triple lens 12MP f/1.8, ultrawide f/2.4, and telephoto f/2.0 with 2x optical zoom rear camera
• 12MP front camera
• 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage
• Battery lasts up to five hours longer than the iPhone XS Max

Availability and price

The iPhone 11 Pro Max, along with the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, started shipping 2019.

You can get this top-end handset for the premium price of £1,149, £50 more than the iPhone 11 Pro (£1,099) and over £400 more than the iPhone 11 (£729).

Design

The iPhone 11 Pro Max, like the other handsets in the range, has an all-screen display only making way for a small notch at the top. The Pro and Pro Max both sport a stainless steel frame, instead of the 11’s aluminium, while all three get a glass back and a new square block in the upper left corner containing the cameras.

The phones are available in purple, white, black, green, yellow and red.

Being the premium phone in the range, the iPhone 11 Pro Max predictably has the biggest screen at 6.5 inches. It also sports an OLED display with a resolution of 1,242 x 2,688, while its maximum brightness measures at 1,200 nits – and Apple says the glass screen is the toughest found in any smartphone available.

The biggest screen also makes the heaviest phone – it weighs 226g, and its total dimensions are 158mm x 77.8mm x 8.1mm.

Camera

Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro Max has three lenses making up its rear camera setup:

• One f/1.8 12MP lens
• One f/2.4 ultrawide 12MP lens
• One f/2.0 telephoto 12MP lens with 2x optical zoom

The front camera on the Pro Max is also 12MP, and contains Apple’s improved Face ID facial recognition system.

Specs

The iPhone 11 Pro Max houses a 3,969 mAh battery that, according to Apple, lasts up to five hours longer than the battery in the iPhone XS Max.

The phone also uses Apple’s next-gen A13 bionic chipset – the tech giant says this has the fastest CPU and GPU of any smartphone.

The Pro Max and the Pro both come with the following storage options:

• 64GB storage and 4GB RAM
• 256GB storage and 4GB RAM
• 512GB storage and 4GB RAM

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Is the iPhone 11 Pro Max still worth it in 2023

The iPhone 11 Pro Max boasts all of the standout features you’d expect from a premium smartphone, and it’s still one of the best flagships you can buy.

Highlights include a 6.5-inch Super Retina display, and an exceptional ultra-wide camera setup which includes advanced Night Mode functionality that, quite literally, turns night into day.

Notably, the iPhone 11 Pro Max also boast fast-charging capabilities, which Apple says will give you 50 per cent charge in 30 minutes. Lastly, the phone comes in 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage options, all of which offer plenty of room for apps, games, photos and more.

iPhone 11 Pro Max contracts

To find the best iPhone 11 Pro Max contract deal for you, use the comparison table at the top of this page, and simply filter the categories that are most important to you.

You can filter for things like data, upfront cost or even customer rewards – in short, have a think about what’s most important to you when looking for a contract.

No upfront cost iPhone 11 Pro Max deals

There are plenty of iPhone 11 Pro Max contracts available with nothing to pay upfront.

Before you use the comparison table at the top of this page to find them, though, keep in mind that they may require you to pay a higher monthly premium.

Unlimited data iPhone 11 Pro Max deals

Unlimited data contracts are ideal if you spend a lot of time watching movies and TV shows, or streaming music on your phone. They’re a great way to ensure you don’t end up paying extra for data you’ve not used at the end of the month.

To find a suitable unlimited data deal for you, use the comparison at the top of this page to filter results.

Cheap iPhone 11 Pro Max deals

The iPhone 11 Pro Max is still a premium handset, which means it’s also still expensive. You should expect to pay more for it on contract than you would for its cheaper stablemate, the iPhone 11.

And although some contracts will be cheaper than others, it’s important to consider things like how much you’re paying for data right now.

After all, if you choose a contract simply because of price, you could end up paying more for going over your data allowance at the end of the month.

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