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iPhone 14 Pro

US Price

$999

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Processor

Apple A16 Bionic

Main Camera

48MP Main Camera with OIS

Display

6.1-inch 120Hz Super Retina XDR OLED

Battery

3200 mAh Battery

Key Features & Connectivity

5G Supported

NFC Enabled

eSIM Support

Wi-Fi 6/7 Ready

Water Resistant

Headphone Jack

ColorsSpace Black, Silver, Gold, Deep Purple

Water RatingIP68 Certified

Release DateSeptember 16, 2022

OS Support5-7 years of software and security updates

iPhone 14 Pro Overview

The iPhone 14 Pro is an Apple smartphone released in September 2022 with a US reference price of $999. It runs on the Apple A16 Bionic, has a 6.1-inch 120Hz Super Retina XDR OLED display, uses a 48MP Main Camera with OIS and packs a 3200 mAh battery. It supports 5G.

General Information

US Price

$999

Weight

206 g

Dimensions

147.5 x 71.5 x 7.9 mm

Build

Glass front (Ceramic Shield), glass back (matte), stainless steel frame

SIM

Nano-SIM and eSIM

Water resistance

IP68 dust/water resistant (up to 6m for 30 mins)

Variants

None

Display

Display type

LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED

Screen size

6.1 inches

Resolution

1179 x 2556

Refresh rate

120Hz

Brightness

1000 nits (typ), 2000 nits (HBM)

HDR

HDR10, Dolby Vision

Protection

Ceramic Shield glass front, textured matte glass back, stainless steel frame

Pixel density

460 ppi

Performance

Chipset

Apple A16 Bionic

CPU

Apple A16 Bionic

GPU

Apple GPU (5-core)

Process

4 nm

RAM

6 GB

Storage

128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB

Storage type

NVMe

Geekbench (single / multi)

2500 / 6400

Cooling

Passive cooling, graphite sheets

Rear Camera

CamerasTriple

Main48MP

Ultrawide12MP

Telephoto12MP

MacroNone

StabilizationYes

FlashDual-LED dual-tone flash

Video4K@24/25/30/60fps

Front Selfie Camera

Selfie camera12MP

HDRHDR

Portrait modeYes

Video4K@24/25/30/60fps

Battery & Charging

Capacity

3200 mAh

Wired charging

20W

Wireless charging

MagSafe 15W, Qi 7.5W

Reverse charging

None

Charger in box

No (Charging block sold separately)

USB

Lightning, USB 2.0

Network & Connectivity

Supported

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi 6

Bluetooth

5.3

NFC

Yes (Supports contact payments)

Positioning

Dual-frequency GPS (L1+L5), GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS

IR blaster

Headphone jack

No (Relies on USB-C or Bluetooth)

Sensors

Fingerprint

Face ID (Secure 3D facial recognition)

Gyroscope

Yes (3-axis gyroscope)

Compass

Yes (Supports compass apps)

Accelerometer

Yes (Motion detection)

Face unlock

Yes (Face ID)

Software & AI

iOS 16

Updates

5-7 years of software and security updates

AI features

Photonic Engine, Dynamic Island rendering logic, Crash Detection sensing system

AI photo editing

Live translation

AI assistant

Pros

• Introduces the brilliant 'Dynamic Island,' finally replacing the aging notch.
• Upgraded 48MP main camera takes incredibly detailed RAW photos.
• Always-On Display is a welcome (and long overdue) addition.
• Super-bright display hits 2000 nits outdoors, making it perfectly readable in direct sunlight.

Cons

• Battery life is surprisingly worse than the older iPhone 13 Pro.
• Still relies on the slow proprietary Lightning port.
• 48MP ProRAW photos consume massive amounts of storage very quickly.
• Considerably heavy (206g) for a 6.1-inch smartphone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro?

The Dynamic Island is Apple's replacement for the notch. It is a pill-shaped camera cutout that expands and adapts through software to show notifications, music playback, and background activities.

Does the iPhone 14 Pro have an Always-On Display?

Yes! It was the first iPhone to feature an Always-On Display, allowing you to see the time, widgets, and notifications without waking the screen.

How many megapixels is the iPhone 14 Pro camera?

It features a new 48MP primary sensor, allowing for incredibly detailed ProRAW photos, alongside a 12MP ultrawide and 12MP telephoto lens.

Is the iPhone 14 Pro battery life good?

It is decent, but many users note it is actually a downgrade from the older iPhone 13 Pro, largely due to the Always-On Display drawing extra power.

Does the iPhone 14 Pro use USB-C?

No, it still relies on the older Lightning port. You will need to upgrade to the iPhone 15 Pro if you want USB-C.