Apple iPhone 14 Pro (128 GB) - Deep Purple

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Elevate your videography skills with the iPhone 14 Pro's Cinematic mode, now available in 4K Dolby Vision up to 30 fps. So, you can create professional-grade videos with breathtaking visual effects.

All battery claims depend on network configuration and many other factors; actual results will vary. Battery has limited recharge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. Battery life and charge cycles vary by use and settings. See apple.com/ in/batteries and apple.com/ in/iphone/battery.html for more information. Ans. There's an updated 12-megapixel Wide camera that features a larger sensor, an ƒ/1.5 aperture, and larger 1.9 µm pixels for improved performance in low-light, plus there's sensor-shift optical image stabilization. Is new iPhone 14 Pro waterproof? Versions: A2890 (International); A2650 (USA); A2889 (Canada, Japan); A2892 (China, Hong Kong); A2891 (Russia) Network Battery life hasn’t improved, per se, but it hasn’t at least got worse. In our video test, which we run with the phone in flight mode and the screen set to a brightness level of 170cd/m2, it lasted a respectable 20hrs 40mins. Give or take a minute, this is the same as the iPhone 13 Pro last year. The Always on Display doesn’t appear to have an impact on real-world battery life, either. I haven’t admittedly been using the phone very long but initial impressions indicate that it’ll easily last a day and more with moderate use. This doesn’t turn your iPhone into an action camera, of course (it’s not tough enough for that) and the GoPro can deliver its ultra-smooth video at the much higher resolution of 5.3K 60fps whereas the iPhone 14 Pro is capped at 2.8K 60fps. However, it’s an impressive feat nonetheless and the fact that it records in Dolby Vision HDR means as long as it’s viewed on a suitable screen, your video will look absolutely stunning. Apple iPhone 14 Pro review: PerformanceIf you reside in the U.S. territories, please call Goldman Sachs at 877-255-5923 with questions about Apple Card. Compared to other phones or even the older models of Apple, the new iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models come with improved premium features such as- Featuring a rating of IP68, this phone is safeguarded against potential water and dust damage. Whether you’re at the beach or partying by the pool, you don’t have to worry about water splashes or dust harming your phone.

Both the iPhone 14 Pro and Pixel 6 Pro have two telephoto modes, with the phones sharing a 2x zoom. In a shot of the side of a building, the iPhone is brighter, but I see a loss of detail in the wood siding, not to mention some oversaturation in the pumpkins. The Pixel, meanwhile, shows off the wood grain better in my opinion, not to mention that I found the lighting more accurate given the weather. One performance area that the iPhone 14 Pro doesn't excel in is storage capacity. The default is 128GB, doing up through 256GB and 512GB to 1TB if you spend extra. Considering how much space users need on their phones these days, especially when taking all those lovely high-res 48MP photos and 4K video, 128GB seems a bit stingy. Plus the fact that many users appear to be speccing extra storage for their iPhone 14 Pros seems to suggest Apple could do with being more generous in future. iPhone 14 Pro review: Battery life and charging The ultrawide camera exhibits slightly less of a dramatic improvement but there it is better, especially in low light where it captures slightly crisper, cleaner and less noisy images. It’s the new selfie camera that exhibits the least benefit, however, though the ability to autofocus should improve the ratio of hits to misses over time. Ans. The new iPhone 14 Pro Max has a 6.7-inches Pro-Motion Super Retina XDR OLED display with LTPO technology Which is the best iPhone to buy in 2023? The company obligated under AppleCare+in the United States is AppleCare Service Company, Inc., an Arizona corporation and wholly owned subsidiary of Apple Inc., doing business in Texas as Apple CSC Inc.

If you're interested in our full results, and how they compare to other iPhones, take a look at our iPhone 14 benchmarks guide. In fact, an iPhone 14 Pro teardown has revealed memory and modem upgrades. Apple says the A16 Bionic also brings 50% more memory bandwidth than the A15 Bionic, which supposedly helps with GPU performance, while a revamped ISP (image signal processor) enables improved camera performance (see above). In the various benchmarking tools we use, the A16 Bionic delivers better results across the board but there’s nothing out of the ordinary here. Last year’s A15 Bionic delivered similar improvements in both GPU and CPU-related tasks, as did the A14 Bionic before that. In some images, however, it did seem that the new “Photonic Engine” processing had made a difference. In the below image of the church, for example, the iPhone 14 Pro has far more detail in the grass in the foreground. You see the biggest difference when you capture your images in ProRAW format. To do this, you need to enable the feature in the camera’s settings menu, then tap the RAW toggle button in the camera app before taking a photograph. In this mode, the camera captures full-res 48MP images and the difference in detail capture is simply stunning – just look at the close-up comparisons below – the ProRAW image, processed in Photoshop, has a huge amount more fine detail than the 12MP image shot in default mode. Even after resizing the 48MP image down to 12MP there’s still a huge amount more detail in the ProRAW image. The only negative is that the images do occupy much more space in your iPhone’s storage – at around 73MB per photograph in ProRAW versus a mere 1.4MB – and you’ll only get the most out of them if you process them yourself carefully but if you don’t mind doing that, then I can’t imagine shooting in any other way on the iPhone 14 Pro. That’s ultimately what it comes down to. For content creators, vloggers, hardcore gamers, etc., I get the appeal and need for bigger storage options if you’re a “power user.” But for people like me who aren’t quite as demanding of their smartphone, don’t feel bad about choosing 128GB when selecting your iPhone 14. To test the night modes in the dark indoors, here are some pumpkins. The purple decor one is very hard to see in the iPhone 14 Pro’s attempt. I found it difficult to make out too much detail in the ghost pumpkins, too. Considering the results of the last comparison, I’m floored at how badly the iPhone did here.

Take a look at our iPhone 14 delivery date guide to see when you can expect to see your phone if you buy it right now. iPhone 14 Pro review: Design The iPhone 14 Pro comes, as you’d expect, with a new Apple chipset inside and this – the A16 Bionic – delivers performance gains that are precisely in line with previous iPhone iterations. It’s a hexa-core processor with a pair of performance cores running at 3.5GHz and four efficiency cores running at up to 2GHz and is built on a 4nm fabrication process. Just look at the Pixel 6 Pro’s image to see what I mean. Here, you can clearly see the purple of the pumpkin, as well as the details in the little guys. This shot is a reversal of fortune from outside and the Pixel easily wins the victory here. iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 15, and iPhone 15 Pro can detect a severe car crash and call for help. Requires a cellular connection or Wi-Fi calling.

The iPhone 14 Pro is an improvement but not a huge leap forward

I grabbed a couple of night shots to test either phone. The first one is outside with this bowl of fruit on my pergola. You can see some wildly different approaches to this nighttime scene. The iPhone 14 Pro gave me a warm image, full of vibrant colors, sharp focus, and excellent exposure control. I like how good this looks. Thanks to its ample 128GB capacity, this Apple iPhone can store all your cherished memories, be it photos, videos, apps, or files. You won’t have to keep deleting your old photos to make room for new ones! Starting off with this shot of a produce stand, the race is extremely close. In fact, it’s difficult to tell the difference between the two photos. Colors are vibrant in both shots, especially the purple eggplants and red tomatoes. However, looking at the iPhone 14 Pro’s image, you can see it’s a bit brighter than the Pixel 6 Pro’s. The reflections in the tomatoes are more prominent, whereas the Pixel dialed things down a bit too much. All battery claims depend on the cellular network, location, signal strength, feature configuration, usage, and many other factors; actual results will vary. Battery has limited recharge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. Battery life and charge cycles vary by use and settings. Battery tests are conducted using specific iPhone units. See apple.com/batteries and apple.com/iphone/compare for more information. Other upgrades include the widely anticipated move to the 4nm A16 Bionic chipset, car crash detection and a new satellite emergency SOS system (although this is only available in the US and Canada initially).