iPhone 11 Pro Max faces off with Galaxy Note 10+ in a speed test, and the winner is a huge surprise

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For the first time in a very long time, Apple was able to surprise us all in September when it unveiled its new iPhone 11 lineup. Months and months of leaks leading up to Apple’s big announcement revealed plenty of details about the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. But unlike the leaks and reports that preceded other iPhone unveilings, much of what we saw regarding Apple’s iPhone 11 series turned out to be wrong. Renders and physical mockups of the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro phones were way off despite being based on the same design files that get stolen from Apple’s manufacturing partner Foxconn each and every year. As a result, elements of Apple’s design were misrepresented in those renders that the actual iPhones ended up looking nothing like the depictions we saw leading up to their release.

As it turns out, a sleek new design isn’t the only twist this year when it comes to Apple’s new iPhones. The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max feature the next-generation A13 Bionic processor that packs 20% more power than its predecessor, according to Apple. We’re obviously used to seeing big performance improvements from Apple’s new iPhones each year, and early benchmark tests indeed showed solid gains from Apple’s iPhone 11 series. Now that the phones have been released and they’re being tested by reviewers and vloggers, however, Apple’s iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro phones haven’t been performing as well as we expected them to. And now, a new real-world speed test has yielded the most shocking results yet.

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