iPhone 14 Pro: talk about power-plus for battery and performance

Remarkable benchmark results have appeared on Twitter, which the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro should achieve. Accordingly, the performance of this year’s top iPhone has increased significantly compared to the current generation. The battery should also last longer.

The alleged result of the iPhone 14 Pro (Max) in the Antutu benchmark? A score of 896,000. This is an increase of around seven percent compared to the iPhone 13 Pro (Max), writes PhoneArena.

The benchmark result comes from the still relatively unknown Twitter account ihacktu. However, the original post was also liked by other well-known figures in the “Leakerverse”. ShrimpApplePro and Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech picked up. This suggests that the values ​​​​that have emerged could actually be close to reality.

iPhone 14 Pro (Max): Battery life should increase significantly

But the upcoming iPhones are not only supposed to improve in terms of performance, Apple is also said to have screwed up the battery performance a lot. According to ihacktu, the smartphone’s new hardware provides an increase of 2 hours and 10 minutes compared to the iPhone 13 Pro (Max).

With the iPhone 14 Pro Max, that would mean a battery life of around 30 hours with continuous video streaming – a strong value!

Will this year’s iPhones have different chips?

As previously mentioned, the new information is unconfirmed rumours. However, the current report fits past leaks in connection with the iPhone 14.

For example, there is talk of Apple using different chips for this year’s smartphone generation. While the previous year’s A15 processor is said to be used in the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max, the new premium models will probably be equipped with the A16 successor. That would explain why CPU and GPU performance as well as battery life will again increase significantly in the coming iPhones. In addition, a new 5G chip is to be used, which is said to leave more space for a larger battery.

Whether all of this information is true, however, we only know for the iPhone premiere. It will most likely take place in September like every year.