The iPhone 18 Pro Max sold in the United States is equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X80 modem rather than Apple's in-house C2 modem, according to a…

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A teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro Max has confirmed an oddity of the US-based model, in that it uses a Qualcomm modem instead of Apple's C2 chip.

TechInsights has published one of the first in-depth iPhone 18 Pro Max teardowns. Most notably, the teardown confirms that the iPhone...

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Last week, Apple introduced its most advanced cellular modem: the C2 modem, and it's available on both the iPhone 18 Pro Max and the iPhone Duo; however, not all variants of these models are created equal, as we reported that the iPhone 18 Pro Max sold in the U.S. is apparently skipping the C2 modem

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TechInsights has published an iPhone 18 Pro Max teardown that confirms the U.S. version of the device is equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X80 modem. The device's modem firmware had already pointed towards the Snapdragon X80 modem. The smaller iPhone 18 Pro and the iPhone Duo use Apple's custom-designed C2 modem worldwide, and the iPhone 18 Pro Max uses the C2 modem in every other country, so the U.S. version of the iPhone 18 Pro Max having a Qualcomm modem is unique.

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