The iPhone 12 Pro Max basically has all the latest and greatest features from Apple. Its 6.7-inch display means it's the biggest of all the new models and its camera setup, while similar to the ...

Is the iPhone 12 Pro still a relevant choice? A look at its features, camera, and performance in today's market. Find out if ...

The iPhone 12 Pro has the same 2x zoom telephoto reach as earlier iPhones -- a 52mm equivalent focal length -- but the Pro Max's extends to 2.5x zoom, or a 65mm equivalent lens.

Cheap iPhone 12 deals are getting harder to find as stock of Apple's previous-gen phones is almost extinguished. That said, some retailers still have iPhone 12 phones you can get at a fraction of ...

The iPhone 12 sports some improvements from the iPhone 11: an OLED display, a faster processor, a few camera improvements and the long-talked-about 5G support. But is it worth an upgrade?

The iPhone 12 mini would probably be $100 cheaper without 5G connectivity, and even though it’s a feature most buyers won’t need now, it’s good to have.

The iPhone 12 Pro Max gives you a choice of three apertures – ƒ/2.4, ƒ/1.6 and ƒ/2.2 (the latter is ƒ/2.0 on the iPhone 12 Pro and on the iPhone 11 Pro Max).

iPhone 12 pro Max. 6.7-inch OLED Super Retina XDR display with 2778-by-1284-pixel resolution; Telephoto lens with ƒ/2.2 aperture; 2.5x optical zoom in, 2x optical zoom out; 5x optical zoom range ...

The iPhone 12’s endurance isn’t bad by any means, but it’s not as good as its predecessor. Therefore, if battery life is important to you, consider picking up the iPhone 11.

The iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 remain a part of Apple's lineup. This iPhone 13 vs. iPhone 12 comparison can tell you what's different between these phones.

The iPhone 12 Pro is still the nicer of the two devices, but for the first time, Apple’s budget flagship isn’t far behind. The first thing you’ll notice about these iPhones is their new, ...

The iPhone 12 mini has four gigabytes of RAM, paired with 64GB of storage with 128GB and 256GB options. It supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, and of course 5G — including mmWave in the U.S.