iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max Review: Strong Cameras Amid Folding iPhone Competition

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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have received a review from Wired, with camera performance highlighted as a key strength. The devices follow a traditional candy bar form factor, setting them apart from Apple's newer folding iPhone Duo lineup. New and improved camera features are noted as the primary reason these models remain compelling options. Despite the growing attention on foldable iPhones, the Pro models carve out a distinct identity through their photographic capabilities.

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