
Apple's basic 2022 iPhone adds new camera abilities and tunes up the existing chipset, but is overall a small leap forward from the iPhone 13. It's certainly worth looking at if you're using an older iPhone model, but the iPhone 14 will leave you disappointed as an upgrade from its predecessor.
For
- Excellent cameras
- Vibrant display
- Fast A15 Bionic performance
- Impressive Action mode video
Against
- Still just 60Hz refresh rate
- No optical zoom
- Lack of SIM card slot will annoy some
Apple introduced a smaller Face ID notch, Cinematic video mode, and improved the iPhone's power and display quality with the iPhone 13 in 2021. But it still lacks a lot of premium features that similarly priced Android phones have, like a fast display refresh rate or a telephoto camera.
For
- Brighter display
- Great cameras
- Compelling Cinematic video mode
- Class-leading performance
- Very good battery life
Against
- Lacks 120Hz display
- Slower charging than rivals
- Cinematic mode capped at 1080p