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iPhone Duo video reveals size compared to iPhone 18 Pro Max

iPhone Duo has the largest display ever in an iPhone, bigger even than iPhone 18 Pro Max. But how do the two models truly compare in size? A side-by-side video offers a great look. more…

iPhone Duo video reveals size compared to iPhone 18 Pro Max

A recently shared Instagram video showcases how the iPhone Duo's folding display compares in size to the iPhone 18 Pro Max. The Duo boasts the largest display in any iPhone, even surpassing the 18 Pro Max. However, determining the true size difference between the two models requires a closer look. The side-by-side video, posted by @thetechchap, offers a clear visual comparison.

When unfolded, the iPhone Duo's width is nearly identical to the iPhone 18 Pro Max's longest side. Apple lists height and width based on typical usage patterns, but both devices can be used in any orientation. Comparing their dimensions, the 18 Pro Max's 6.43-inch height aligns closely with the Duo's 6.48-inch width, making their lengths nearly identical in certain orientations.

Yet, the Duo offers a significant advantage with its 4.64-inch height, providing a much more spacious feel compared to the 18 Pro Max's 3.07-inch width.

One of the Duo's standout features is its ability to fold, making it more compact and convenient for carrying around and using with one hand. Whether you prioritize screen size or portability, the iPhone Duo and 18 Pro Max present compelling options. Share your thoughts on the size differences between these two new iPhones in the comments below. For more Apple news, be sure to check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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