Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;

Everything about the iPhone 14 Pro feels entirely effortless. The design is expertly judged and modern, the software is incredibly simple to use, and the camera takes even better photographs than its predecessor. But effortless can be taken another way, too, in that it’s not exactly the most daring update over its predecessor. Let’s talk in detail about whether the iPhone 14 Pro is worth the effort on your part to either take the plunge into Apple ownership or upgrade from an existing iPhone. If you’re looking for a less expensive option, check out our iPhone 14 review. And if you prefer your iPhone to be bigger and more expensive, see our iPhone 14 Pro Max review. If you’ve seen an iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 14 Pro will be very familiar. It has the same flat, squared-off chassis that still feels slightly too sharp in your hand, but is beautifully made from stainless steel. Apple’s Ceramic Shield is over the screen and there’s toughened glass on the back. An IP68 water-...

Camera improvements mean great photos; Always-on display looks fantastic; Powerful A16 Bionic processor; Vibrant screen and clear speakers; Long-term software support;

One-day battery life; Modest charging speed;