If you want a ProMotion 120Hz display that provides smooth scrolling, you should immediately buy the iPhone Pro, or more precisely the iPhone 13 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro Max. iPhone 13 does not provide this functionality. That should be different from the iPhone 14, because a 120Hz screen will be installed here, according to supply chain analyst Jeff Pu of Haitong International Securities. Macrumors mentioned.
ProMotion doesn’t simply offer a higher refresh rate, but a variable mod. This is important for two main reasons: on the one hand, the power consumption is not very high, and on the other hand, developers can select the appropriate rate. ProMotion is also available on the Pro models of the MacBook, specifically the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro.
Based on information from Apple’s supply chain, the analyst expects that the feature will also arrive in the second category, i.e. iPhone 14, with the next generation change.
In addition, according to his information, the iPhone 14 should have more RAM, that is, 6 instead of the previous 4 GB. With the iPhone Pro, this has been standard since the 12th generation. However, the iPhone 14 Pro should not necessarily jump to 8 GB of RAM – the current memory configuration will probably suffice.
What is the difference between iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro?
It’s not uncommon for features previously reserved for Pro models to eventually reach the bottom line of the model range. As a result, Pro models require new and distinct functions that enable differentiation. With the 14th generation, this camera and a variety of lenses will likely be again. At least one of the Pro models is expected to have a periscope lens installed inside to achieve a greater zoom range. We also assume that Apple will break the 12MP barrier this year and install much higher resolution sensors. The front camera and FaceID should be hidden under the screen and able to look through two holes.
What features do you wish for the next generation iPhone? What does Apple absolutely need to improve for you?
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