Everyone who is going to be setting their alarms to be the first to pre-order one of the new iPhones in 2022 has an important choice to make: getting the lower-end iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Plus, or getting the higher-end iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Apple’s brand-new iPhone lineup for 2022 certainly makes last year’s iPhone lineup look less enticing, but if you’re wondering what the core differences are between the flagship iPhone 14 Pro & 14 Pro Max and last year’s iPhone 13 Pro & 13 Pro Max, then you’ve come to the right place.
Apple on Wednesday announced an all-new iPhone lineup with the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max at the higher end of the spectrum. These handsets hail a ton of new technology, some of which aligns with the rumors we’ve been hearing over the past couple of years.
Apple is going to host a "Far Out" event on September 7, 2022. It's there that the company will undoubtedly unveil its brand new iPhone lineup, which is expected to include four new models. However, unlike the years prior, there won't be a "mini" model included in the lineup. Instead, it will be a range of big and bigger phones.
Apple may raise iPhone 14 prices this year, with the baseline iPhone 14 expected to start at $749, or $50 less than the 128GB iPhone 13 which starts at $799.
While Apple typically retains a few color options for the iPhone lineup year to year, the company has also made it a point to shake things up with at least one color variant at the same time. The company will typically replace the previous year's new color entry with another new color variant. And we'll probably see that happen again this year, too.
Who's ready for a price increase for the iPhone 14 Pro models, with the upcoming devices potentially costing $100 more vs. their iPhone 13 Pro counterparts?
Apple is speculated to double the base storage on its upcoming iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max phones in exchange for the rumored price hike.
The iPhone 14 Pro prices could increase over the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max which start at $999 and $1,099 in the United States.
Apple is expected to equip all models of the iPhone 14 family with 6GB of RAM, but the Pro-branded models are said to use much faster LPDDR5 memory.
Apple's iPhone 14 Pro models could utilize always-on screens to display useful information on your lock screen without draining battery life significantly.
First-world problem: 3D printed mockups based on leaked CAD measurements suggest that your current iPhone 13 cases won't fit the upcoming iPhone 14 family.