We are going closer and closer to the launch of the upcoming 2022 lineup of Apple iPhones. The Apple iPhone 14 series will reportedly launch in the month of September, which is not too far from now. Pretty much information about the device has already been leaked online. Now, the complete hands-on impression of the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max has gone live before the formal event.
iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max Hands-on Impression; disappointing?
The most recent leak comes from LeaksApplePro, which has a reputation for providing information on certain new goods from the Cupertino-based company. According to the tip, a source with direct knowledge of the situation obtained some hands-on time with a functioning unit of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The individual then went on to discuss his personal impressions of his interactions with the two high-end models. The source claims that the huge notch that was replaced with the new pill-shaped cutout configuration on the front performs nearly the same function.
He noted that it can take some getting used to, but that eventually, you won’t even notice the design. Despite claims that the newest versions will use Samsung’s most recent M12 generation OLED technology, the insider also said that the display does not offer any substantial quality enhancements over the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. The tipster’s source claimed in the tweet that holding the iPhone 14 Pro Max feels like holding a brick.
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Last but not least, the speaker also discussed the two future phones’ camera systems. For a while now, Apple has maintained a 12-megapixel primary camera on the back of its iPhone models. The more recent versions, however, will have a huge 48-megapixel resolution. The smaller pixels that come with a higher resolution have raised concerns that there may be a cost associated with it. These fears are supported by firsthand impressions. The 48-megapixel sensor, according to the source, was excellent—but only in well-lit conditions. Remember that this report has not yet been confirmed.
