iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Max this week they announced extremely important changes for the screens that customers will enjoy, the Apple company going to take many people by surprise with its changes. More precisely, the iPhone 12 screen would be smaller than that of the iPhone XS, or iPhone 11, while the iPhone 12 Max screen would be larger than that of the iPhone XS Max, or iPhone 11 Max.
iPhone 12 should be launched with an OLED screen that has a diagonal of 5.4 inches, while the iPhone 12 Max should be launched with an OLED screen that has a diagonal of 6.7 inches, both superior to those of the iPhone 11. The iPhone 12 will have, so, a screen 0.4 inches smaller than the one in the iPhone 11, while the iPhone 12 Max will have one 0.3 inches larger than the one in the iPhone 11 Max, Apple's strategy being quite strange.
iPhone 12 vs 12 Max: THIS IS WHAT THE NEW SCREENS WILL LOOK LIKE
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Max are thus presented today in two concept images that show us how big the difference of 1.3 inches should be between the diagonals of the phones, the biggest so far. The Apple company will differentiate the phones from the iPhone 12 series even more compared to the phones from the iPhone XS or iPhone 11 series, even though now its customers prefer to buy the phones with the biggest screens.
iPhone 12 and 12 Max this should change a bit, because not as many people will look to buy a phone that has a 6.7-inch diagonal screen, even if the difference compared to the iPhone 11 Max will be small. At the moment, no one understands what Apple's strategy is for the iPhone 12 phone series, but it is possible that the Americans want to offer customers a smaller alternative since the iPhone SE 2 has not been released.
