With a killer display, mostly solid cameras, and zippy performance, the iPhone 16 Pro Max has a lot to offer, but it has some minor setbacks.

The more underrated iPhone 16 Pro Max screen upgrade is the new 1 nit minimum brightness. This decreases eye strain when using the phone in a pitch-black room during late-night hours. Gone are the days of needing to toggle Reduce White Point in the Accessibility settings to reduce eye fatigue before bed.

I spent two weeks with the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Read my iPhone 16 Pro Max review to see why it's an incremental upgrade at best.

After using the iPhone 16 Camera Control button for over a month, I don't find it helpful at all with streamlining my photo and video taking abilities. Here's why.

Availability of the iPhone 16 range is gradually improving five weeks post-launch, with the iPhone 16 Pro Max's slower than expected change indicating there's more demand for the premium option.

The Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 Pro (and iPhone 16) offers quick, efficient access to capture fleeting moments like a quick-draw gunslinger. The button also has potential for non-camera uses,

The Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 models provides one-touch access to the native Camera app and gives additional control over your photos and videos. But did you know you can also use it with third-party camera apps?