Even though the iPhone 16 doesn't a telephoto sensor, Apple discovered a way to somewhat compensate for this, so much so that you can reportedly get high-quality zoomed-in photos by up to 2X. Not as appealing as the 5X optical sensor on the iPhone 16 Pro models, but it'll do.

Samsung will pay $600 for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, whereas Apple is offering $650. Clearly a competitive move by a company that rarely engages in aggressive pricing tactics. There are also some interesting prices for older devices here, including $400 for the iPhone 13 Pro Max and $500 for the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

The first iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max preorders are now live. Apple's new premium phones have larger displays and are powered by the A18 Pro processor, which Apple states is 15% faster while using 20% less power than its predecessor. There's also a faster neural engine for Apple Intelligence tasks.