Unboxing & Review Gold iPhone iPhone XS Max<br /><br />There is a moment when you’re holding the gold iPhone XS Max in your hands where you’ll start doing the mental math.<br /><br />“How much is $1,100 anyway?” you’ll ask yourself.<br /><br />“If I just financed it, it’s not that much money per month,” you’ll think.<br /><br />You’ll start to imagine your life with the phone, mentally calculating whether it will fit in your pocket or purse (it probably won’t) and whether you actually need a screen that big (you probably don’t).<br /><br />You’ll want to own the XS Max not because your life demands a smartphone that costs as much as the average mortgage payment, but because the gold iPhone XS Max is a stop-and-stare type of product. It’s the type of thing that elicits squeals of delight from people with good taste, a device people can’t resist reaching out to touch, even though doing so automatically deposits fingerprints all over its glossy surface.<br /><br />You’ll want to own the XS Max because even holding the XS Max feels luxurious.<br /><br />But the thing about the XS Max is that it’s supposed to be a tool to make your life easier. It’s not supposed to just look amazing – it’s supposed to work amazingly well. And after spending a week with the device, I can say it does that. Mostly<br /><br /><br />~ thank for your watching ~
