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-[* black] What was revolutionary [guide|98975|last year|stepid=182894|new_window=true], is par for the course now. Both the XS and the XS Max come equipped with a sensor array for Apple's [guide|98975|fancy 3D Face ID|stepid=182911|new_window=true] technology.
+[* black] What was revolutionary [guide|98975|last year|stepid=182894|new_window=true] is par for the course now. Both the XS and the XS Max come equipped with a sensor array for Apple's [guide|98975|fancy 3D Face ID|stepid=182911|new_window=true] technology.
[* black] Time to fish out the noisemakers! The Taptic engine and loudspeaker come out in an assembly, but easily separate for modular replacement.
[* icon_note] The XS Max features a slightly beefier set of feedback units, but both Taptic engines follow the [guide|48170|same designs|stepid=107888|new_window=true] [guide|67384|of yore|stepid=136473|new_window=true].
[* black] Speaking of same, the earpiece speaker assemblies match ''almost'' identically across the XS and XS Max, with just a bit of extra speaker volume for Max.