A source who had hands-on experience with the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. (Threaded) – new pills + holes didn’t add anything new. It looks different, but it works almost like a notch. It “goes away” once you get used to it. It’s thick. The Pro Max feels like a brick (as usual). August 14, 2022
Speakers, Display and Battery Life
The same source confirmed that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max use a pill-and-hole design on the front display instead of something like is widely rumored . However, according to the source, it “has not added anything new”. Battery life is said to have gotten better again this year, and the iPhone 14 Pro apparently has one more to take a few hours in total (by comparison, the iPhone 13 Pro 22 hours of video playback). According to this source, the speakers have also been improved with better bass and greater clarity. As for the display quality, it is said to be comparable to the screens of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Analysis: This year Pro really means Pro While we can’t verify any leaks or rumours until the device actually launches, we do know which tipsters are more reliable than others – and as more and more information makes it into the public domain, we do have a strong sense of what’s most likely to happen things to have a general understanding. From what we’ve heard so far about the iPhone 14 models, it’s these two Pro phones — the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max – will be the most intriguing. First of all, they are phones that really need CPU upgrades . Now we have news that the Pro models are on The camera system is Apple’s best yet (despite the lack of light). The 48MP sensor – up from 12MP in the current iPhone 13 series – is considered only Getting into high-end phones . So if you choose the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, you’ll have faster internals, a better camera system, and Sounds like something to extend battery life. If priced right, they’re likely to be this year’s iPhones. 
Dave has been a freelance technology journalist for over two decades Been writing about gadgets, apps, and the web. In Stockport, UK, you’ll find him covering news, features and reviews on TechRadar, especially on phones, tablets and wearables. To make sure our breaking news coverage is the best in the business on weekends, David has also been a byline for Gizmodo, T3, PopSci and a few others, and has worked as editor for PC Explorer and The Hardware Handbook for many years.
