Before busting out the tools, let’s put on our Ultra-vision goggles and get a glimpse inside. In fact, why not take a step further and compare the S21 Ultra (Left) and S20 Ultra (Right) under X-ray, after which the following differences are found:-

• The vibration motor and the SIM card tray have traded places at either end of the phone. This seemingly makes room for a slightly larger earpiece speaker.
• The periscope telephoto camera is also noticeably larger, likely for extra optical zoom levels.
• Lastly, the wireless charging coils got a minor makeover. The outer charging coils are thinner, elongated, and got a few extra windings. This may help with better efficiency over a bigger charging area.

To start off, let’s first take a look at the size comparison between the iPhone 12 Pro Max(Right), iPhone 12(Left) and iPhone 11 Pro Max(Middle). When you put these models side by side, it is immediately noticeable that iPhone 12 is biggest in size and because of this, it allows it to have the largest camera sensor in an iPhone yet to achieve their alleged 87% improvement in low-light performance.

From the X-ray blueprint, we can see the 12 Pro Max looks pretty much the same as the rest of the 12 family, except for the MagSafe ring located in the middle of the device. (On a side note, the MagSafe ring doesn’t even fit the 12 mini, which makes the 12 and 12 Pro looks more distinctive under X-ray).

Also, the 12 Pro Max has a L-shaped battery, when compare to the normal rectangle sha