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If those things aren't important to you, the iPhone 12 is probably a better buy but, if you want those things and more, you might want to spend extra and opt for the iPhone 12 Pro Max instead. The camera experience is the main thing that stands out, and the extra hardware in the form of the 2x zoom and the LiDAR feel like good reasons to spend a bit more. We've been struggling to see what in particular is great about the new iPhone 12 Pro, especially compared to the iPhone 12. That said, if you're upgrading from a iPhone from several generations earlier, you'll still see an improvement in battery life. It feels like a tradeoff for the addition of 5G, so you'll need to decide whether that's a compromise you want to make. It's fine if you're not moving around too much, but if you're on the go and using the phone moderately, you'll see the charge meter dropping a little faster than you'd like. In our iPhone 12 Pro review we found that battery life could be better – it's distinctly average in the 2020 smartphone environment. Night mode is absolutely stunning too, if not a little slow to process your snaps. The vibrancy of the movies we shot, and the clarity and smart processing of the snaps, made us eager to share them with friends, and encouraged us to experiment more with the camera. The key thing you'd buy the Pro for is its cameras, and both the photos and videos they capture are superb. Currently you're limited to a fast wireless charger, cases that tell the phone what color they are, and a clip-on credit card holder, but we're excited about the potential for this technology – and, as with 5G, as more MagSafe items are made, so will the utility of the 12 Pro improve. This lets you connect a variety of accessories to your iPhone, and it'll intelligently know what those are.

The same can be said about the new MagSafe ring inside the rear of the phone.

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