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iPhone 18 Pro Max: what changed in the new device compared to the iPhone 17 Pro Max

extra15 September 2026 at 16:10

Apple released the iPhone 18 Pro Max focusing on the evolution of internal components and cameras compared to the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The new device maintains characteristics from the previous model, such as the 6.9-inch screen, the 48-megapixel triple rear camera system, and the 18-megapixel front camera, but brings changes in photography, performance, cooling, and battery.

The main novelty is in the main camera. Although both models have a 48-megapixel camera, the iPhone 18 Pro Max now features variable aperture, a feature that allows greater flexibility in photography settings.

For the first time, Apple put the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max on sale in Brazil simultaneously with the United States. Pre-orders for both models began on Saturday, September 12, and the devices arrive in stores on the following Friday, September 18. Brazil is among the more than 65 countries and regions included in the first wave of launch of the new generation.

Why this matters

For the first time, Brazilians can buy the iPhone 18 Pro Max on the same day as the launch in the United States, something that didn't happen with previous Pro models. The improvement in the camera with variable aperture can be relevant for those seeking superior photographic quality, and the evolutions in performance and battery directly affect the user experience of the device.

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