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	[* black] With those lower components conquered we have the perfect angle of attack for those stretch release battery adhesive tabs.
-	[* black] ~~The~~ Max's battery pack isn't quite full to the brim ~~(thanks~~, ~~X-ray vision)~~ but ~~the L~~ shape still allows for both impressive capacity and a hefty logic board.
-	[* black] The ~~12 Pro~~ Max power source weighs in at 14.13 Wh tipping the scales ~~agains~~ the 8.57 [guide\|138505\|mini battery\|stepid=275593\|new_window=true] and the 10.78 Wh [guide\|137669\|12 and 12 Pro\|stepid=274761\|new_window=true].
+	[* black] Don’t let that “[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loser_(hand_gesture)\|L]” deceive you, the Max has the winning battery out of the iPhones 12 pack. Using our X-ray vision we can see that the Max’s battery pack isn’t quite full to the brim, but it’s winning shape still allows for both impressive capacity and a hefty logic board.
+	[* black] The Max power source weighs in at 14.13 Wh tipping the scales against the 8.57 [guide\|138505\|mini battery\|stepid=275593\|new_window=true] and the 10.78 Wh [guide\|137669\|12 and 12 Pro\|stepid=274761\|new_window=true].
	[* icon_note] This is a slight step down from the 15.04 Wh L in the [guide\|126000\|iPhone 11 Pro Max\|stepid=243570\|new_window=true] and definitely falls behind the [guide\|136102\|Galaxy Note 20 and 20 Ultra\|stepid=270618\|new_window=true] (16.69 Wh and 17.46 Wh respectively).