Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max does fit the Apple Smart Battery case meant for the XS Max, but... By Paul Braren

I'm recording this video with an iPhone 11 Pro Max on the Left. We have an iPhone 10 s max on the right. We have an iPhone, 11 Pro max the point. This video is the smart case. What's the deal with it? Well, a couple of things per unit that me just show you what the leather cases I usually use. Look like you're almost here, actually a whole your abuse and then like one day of use and then finally smart cover so yeah.

That's what these cases actually look like when you use them. This case goes with me on every conference and every time I fly somewhere, so it gets used. I, don't know 20 30 percent of the time and of course it fits very easily with the iPhone that's intended for. Let's turn that off there we go just slide it in like that lightning connector connects, and you can see it's connected how about with you, I form 11pro again, it's rubbery here, lightning, there very simple, but it's lighter there's a lot more friction why this phone is ever so slightly thicker. This has been covered in the press, but it works.

Smart case Ching showed up and it works now. You might be wondering what about the lens. That's obscured well, you're right, it is obscured. We have a look here: okay, we're aiming at the subject. You're going to see the different lenses here.

We've got the 2x working just fine. We've got the 1x working just fine, but we've got the point at 0.5, X, totally blanked out. Also, if we try to take a flash photo, we're going to have a little trouble there. So let's try to take a flash photo and no flash. So yes, there are some drawbacks.

This approach, but if you're out about in the daytime with the Smart Cover and you actually want a little extra battery life, let me bring up the battery life display yeah, my watch. You got the smart battery case a hundred percent on my phone itself. The iPhone 11 Pro Max all ready to go major. So that's it hope. You found this video helpful thanks for watching it does work, even though it's unsupported right.

Source : Paul Braren