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iPhone 15 Plus
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Compare two of Apple's most popular smartphones to see what they have in common, and which features stand out.
iPhone 15 Plus
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iPhone 15 Pro Max
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Amy Axworthy, Which? mobile phones expert, says:
'Both of these iPhones have bigger screens than the standard iPhones standing at 6.7-inches each. The main differences are in the cameras; the Pro Max has an extra telephoto lens and the ability to digitally zoom in up to 5x extra.
The Pro Max also benefits from a titanium design and a more powerful processor. However, the iPhone 15 Plus has top-notch specifications, so unless the better cameras tempt you, save your money and opt for the 15 Plus.'
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iPhone 15 Plus | iPhone 15 Pro Max | |
Current prices | SQUIRREL_TEXT_50006341 | SQUIRREL_TEXT_50009721 |
Security | ||
Currently supported* | Yes | Yes |
Estimated security support expiry date* | Sep-29 | Sep-29 |
Estimated minimum remaining security support (years)* | 5 | 5 |
Brand update policy* | Apple typically supports phones for a minimum of six years | Apple typically supports phones for a minimum of six years |
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* Currently supported – whether the phone is still supported with important security updates from the manufacturer. Estimated security support expiry date – our estimate for when this phone will no longer be supported, based on typical manufacturer and device-specific support periods. Estimated minimum remaining security support (years) – our estimate of the minimum time left before this phone stops receiving updates. Brand update policy – the brand's official update policy, or our knowledge of how long similar phones have been supported.
Our reviews of the iPhone 15 Plus vs iPhone 15 Pro Max are different – we don't rate phones based on individual experience, but based on the ratings and results we receive from our independent lab, where phones are tested under identical conditions using cutting edge equipment, which means they're all directly comparable. We also purchase every phone we test ourselves, so you can trust that there is no bias in our scores.
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