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iPhone 14 Pro Review

Soumen Maity

November 20, 2022

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Detailed Review of iPhone 14 Pro Review

The iPhone 14 Pro is almost similar to the Pro Max except for battery life and size. This phone is more pocketable and less expensive. It includes a lot of new features and is the first iPhone (along with the Pro Max) without a notch in five years which comes with something new like an enhanced adaptive-refresh-rate screen, always-on display, and pixel binning for photography. The iPhone 14 Pro series have been brought to align with Android competitors.

This phone includes certain areas that are pleasing such as zoom capability and others including the 48MP sensor on the main camera. However, the iPhone 14 Pro is not devoid of new innovations. Dynamic Island is one of the huge innovations of Apple which was built as a combination of hardware and software capabilities to make the greatest use of the pretty large camera hole. The Dynamic Island goes a few millimeters away from the top surface, is remarkably fungible, and is touch-sensitive.

Overall, this is yet another amazing iPhone. It appears absolutely familiar, but also wholly new, thanks to the revolutionary screen technology, which includes extreme brightness and, lastly, an always-on display that operates at 1Hz. The screen can go from 10Hz to 120Hz adaptively when awake. Apple still uses tempered glass for the back and its proprietary Ceramic Shield material for the screen. For water and dust resistance, all current-generation iPhones come with an IP68 rating.

Performance-wise, it is fast and smooth thanks to the A16 Bionic chipset, and battery life appears to be adequate for all-day use thanks to a more efficient CPU. You would definitely love to carry this phone with you all the time. When the panel catches the light, it reveals a rich plum color with an almost metallic tone. The stainless steel band and metal rings that surround the three cameras match the color of the back panel. The raised camera island is built with clear glass and it is good to use with a case.

With this year’s Pro iPhones, there is a significant difference, but it has been seen as something similar in the Android market for years. You can now get a 48-megapixel primary camera sensor instead of a 12-megapixel one, but groups of four pixels now act as a single pixel. This expands the pixel surface area, allowing more light to be captured and improving overall quality at slow shutter rates. Photos come out excellent when taken with the iPhone 14 Pro. The colors are realistic without being exaggerated. When it comes to 48-megapixel images, they are large in terms of file size.

iPhone 14 Pro promises a little longer lifespan than the 13 Pro. When applied properly to numerous chores, a full day (day and night) is achievable. When used outside, the considerably brighter screen can drain the battery quickly. In contrast to the 13 Pro’s 22 hours of video playback, Apple claims 23 hours. Instead of a bigger battery, those improvements most likely result from the 4-nanometer A16 Bionic’s efficiency and the new adaptive refresh rate. A phone’s video streaming capability appeared to last for 24 hours, but it has also been found that using the phone outside in direct sunlight, where the screen had to push to its maximum 2,000 units to compensate, could quickly deplete the battery. The phone is also compatible with Qi-based and MagSafe charging.