 Here we are, this is the all new iPhone XS and the all new iPhone XS Max. They just got announced today at Apple and Cupertino and they look exactly like the iPhone X, except this one has a new gold color and of course the XS Max is a little bit bigger. But honestly, if you weren't seeing them side by side, it doesn't look that huge. It's not a huge giant surfboard like the old iPhone Pluses were. So the big features to know about this one here, the regular iPhone XS has a 5.8 inch screen, but the XS Max has a 6.5 inch screen. They are of course OLED, they're super retina displays and they are, you know, they feel great. They don't slip out of the hand, they look really good. The screens are really fast, they have 120 hertz refresh rate, so everything can move around really fast. They have better sound, so they're louder, wider stereo speakers on the top and the bottom, so when you're watching a movie they sound better. They also fully support HDR, so if we can go in here and see if we've got any videos right here, we can look at a video, you can see of course it looks pretty good. It does of course have the notch because it supports Face ID. Face ID is improved on this device, it's a little bit faster, the secure enclave that supports Face ID is a little bit faster. Of course I'm not paired to this thing, so I don't have that, but I can't show you that. But I can of course show you Animoji, that guy's not me, well look at that, ah, ah, Animoji of course works. So that exists, but the other thing to know about these is they have better water and dust resistance, they're full IP68, but the big news here are the cameras as it always is with the S models. So on the back you've got dual 12 megapixel cameras, but Apple's done some of the machine learning work that Google's already done on the Pixel to make them faster and better. So if I open up the camera app here, you can see of course we can go into portrait mode here, and we'll take a picture, it's detecting this face here, we'll just take a portrait mode, or we can just do it myself, portrait mode. But what's interesting is when you go to edit the photo, you are able to change the f-stop here so that you can customize how much bokeh you want. And so you can see it's really blurring the background there, and then it sharpens the way up when you open up all the way there, so that's pretty impressive. We'll discard those changes though, save that photo for somebody else. The chip is an A12 Bionic, and that means it's fast of course, and so if we were to open up one of these games, here's one of the games I've done on stage called Blades, and it's going to take a second to load, but once it comes, the graphics are very smooth and the lighting effects here are very impressive too. Just kind of look around there. Turns out I don't know how to play this game. Oh, you just tap on the dude. Let's go kill the zombie. Kill the zombie. Hooray. Other internals worth noting, you can get up to 512 gigs of storage on this thing, which is just a ton of storage. It also has a dual SIM system, so there's a single SIM card here, but it also has an eSIM, which means that you can have two carriers active at once, which is not something that most other phones can do. You might know that Google Pixel 2 has an eSIM and a regular SIM, but it can't have both active at the same time, so that's really nice. And I guess the last thing to mention about internals, it does have faster LTE, which is kind of a big deal, and Apple is saying battery life is a little bit better, about a half an hour longer on the X and maybe a little bit more on the XS Max, but it's not a revolutionarily long battery life. These phones are going to cost $999 for the small one, and this one starts at $1,099 for the bigger one, and they come out on the 21st, except pre-ordering on the 14th. Hey everybody, thanks so much for watching. This has been a crazy packed hands-on event. We're going to have way more coverage of all of the iPhone news and all of the Apple Watch news, so keep it locked to The Verge.