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I move from my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and Microsoft Surface Pro 6 to 15 Pro Max and MacBook Air M1 2020. I’m new using Apple. Any suggestions, tips or whatever? The main reason was the Continuity between both devices. I want to get the most out of those. Postscript: I got it in 590$ USD excellent conditions (literally like new), the only thing was that it becomes without charger, 85% of battery health and 711 cycles. I paid 35$ USD for screen and lens protectors, and a 360 degrees case. What do you think? those are really good prices here in Dominican Republic. submitted by /u/Rude_Working_4443 to r/iPhone15ProMax [link] [comments]

So after a year of using Xs Max and then back to Android for 2 years, decided to go back to iPhone cuz Google been destroying Android lately more and more Hope I won’t regret it. Loving the battery so far and ios 26 looks great submitted by /u/Am3l1 to r/iPhone15Pro [link] [comments]

TLDR: This single prompt generates stunning, museum-quality technical infographics for any object. I break down how this advanced prompt works, provide the full template, and show examples for an iPhone 17, a DJI Drone, and a MacBook Pro M5 that were created instantly with it. Recommend using this prompt with Google Gemini Nano Banana model. I have seen a lot of image prompts, but this one is different. It is a complete, self-contained system for creating beautiful and informative technical teardowns of any object you can imagine. Forget spending hours in Photoshop or Illustrator trying to combine renders with annotations. This prompt does it all in one shot, producing visuals that look like they belong in a high-end engineering manual or a museum exhibit. This is more than just a prompt; it is a workflow. It combines multiple advanced techniques into a single, powerful command. Today, I am breaking down why it works, giving you the full template, and showing you three incredible examples I generated with it. The Anatomy of a Perfect Technical Infographic Prompt This prompt is so effective because it is incredibly specific and layers multiple instructions together. It does not just ask for an image; it dictates a precise visual language. Best Practices Embodied in This Prompt: •Hybrid Style: It masterfully combines a realistic photoreal render with black ink technical annotations. This is the key to its professional look. You get the beauty of a 3D model and the clarity of an engineering diagram. •Dramatic Perspective: It specifically calls for a 45-degree isometric 3D perspective. This is a classic drafting technique that shows an object's form and internal structure in a way that a flat, head-on view never could. It adds depth, dimension, and a sense of drama. •Controlled Information Flow: The prompt uses a clear, color-coded system for annotations. This is a critical detail. By assigning specific colors to functions like power, data, and thermals, the infographic becomes instantly readable and easy to understand. Pro Tips for Adapting This Prompt: •Customize the Color Codes: The prompt suggests a standard color scheme, but you can adapt it to any system. For example, you could add a color for PURPLE (Audio Components) or YELLOW (Structural Elements). •Specify Cutaway Depth: You can guide the AI on how deep the cutaway sections should be. Try adding phrases like shallow cutaway revealing only the top layer of components or deep cross-section showing the core architecture. •Change the Annotation Style: While the prompt calls for a technical pen style, you could experiment with other styles like vintage blueprint annotations or minimalist digital callouts. The Ultimate Technical Infographic Prompt Template Here is the full prompt. Simply copy, paste, and replace the object with anything you want to visualize. Prompt Template: Plain Text Create a technical infographic of [OBJECT] with a 45-degree isometric 3D perspective showing the device slightly tilted to reveal depth and dimension. Combine a realistic photoreal render with black ink technical annotations on pure white background. Include: Key component labels with color-coded callout boxes Internal component visibility through transparent/cutaway sections Measurements, dimensions, and precise scale markers Material callouts and quantities Color-coded arrows for function/flow: RED (power/battery), BLUE (data/connectivity), ORANGE (thermal/processor), GREEN (sensors/haptics) Simple schematics or cross-sectional diagrams where relevant Place “OBJECT” title in a hand-drawn technical box (top-left corner). Style: Black linework (technical pen/architectural), sketched but precise. Object remains clearly visible. Educational museum-exhibit vibe. Clean composition, balanced negative space. Perspective: Isometric 3D angle—tilted to show depth, dimension, and internal architecture dramatically. Like a professional product teardown or engineering manual. Colors: ~10-15% accent density. Black dominant. White background. Output: 1080×1080, ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized. Prompt Examples: From Imagination to Reality I used this exact prompt to generate detailed infographics for three different products. The results speak for themselves. Notice how the AI correctly interprets the internal components and applies the annotation style consistently across all three. (The three generated images of the iPhone 17 Pro Max, DJI Mavic 4 Drone, and MacBook Pro M5 would be inserted here in the Reddit post) Hidden Things Most People Miss in This Prompt •The Hand-Drawn Title Box: This small detail adds a touch of authenticity and reinforces the “engineering manual” aesthetic. It feels more personal and less sterile than a standard digital font. •Educational Museum-Exhibit Vibe: This phrase guides the AI’s overall composition. It encourages clarity, clean composition, and a focus on making the information accessible and engaging. •Ultra-Crisp, Social-Feed Optimized: This is a practical instruction that ensures the final output is high-resolution and perfectly suited for platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, or Reddit. It is thinking about the end use case directly within the prompt. This prompt is a masterclass in how to communicate with AI. It is specific, structured, and full of expert details that guide the model toward a brilliant result. Take it, use it, and start creating your own incredible technical visuals. Want more great prompting inspiration? Check out all my best prompts for free at PromptMagic.dev and create your own prompt library to keep track of all your prompts. submitted by /u/Beginning-Willow-801 to r/promptingmagic [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I am thinking of getting my first iPhone. I am thinking of leasing it. I am getting 15 pro max for the same price of 16. I can keep the 15 pro max but after 2 years I would have to return 16. but the 15 pro max is pre-owned refurbished. I dont personally mind it but is it worth getting 15 pro max in 2026? submitted by /u/Late_Hamster7141 to r/iphone [link] [comments]

I’m just curious if I’m alone because I feel like this is peak iPhone. The “new additions” added to the latest phones, from where I sit, seem to be causing more problems than they are solving. I’m overall sensing diminishing returns ever since the 15 series. And now I’m hearing the 18 series will have a very complicated charging situation. Yikes! This was my first EVER iPhone and It may be my only iPhone ever 😅 Verizon will not leave me alone about upgrading to a 17 now that this phone is about to be paid off. Ehhhh I think I’ll pass. Does anyone else plan to just ride their 15pro/pro max “till the wheels fall off?” submitted by /u/West_Roof to r/iPhone15Pro [link] [comments]

I’ve been keeping an eye on the iPhone 15 Pro Max and wondering if it makes sense to buy one used at this point. Specs are great, but things like battery health, cycle count, and overall condition matter more than just getting the latest model. I usually check local listings, refurbished sellers, and community opinions. Sometimes I also browse live auctions on whatnot to see how prices move and what condition Pro Max models are actually selling in. Curious what current owners or recent buyers think and what you would check first when buying used. submitted by /u/charlemagne_74 to r/iPhone15ProMax [link] [comments]