The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro are finally here. There are four iPhone 14 models to choose from, with one of them, the iPhone 14 Plus, being a newcomer to the lineup (this one doesn’t drop until October 7th). So we have iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max (alas, the poor iPhone mini is no more).
What do the new phones offer in terms of an upgrade? Well, the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are, arguably, an incremental evolution from the iPhone 13. There have been relatively minor improvements to battery life and camera, although improved low-light photography is very welcome. The iPhone Pro 14 is more of a exciting departure, though, introducing a couple of highly anticipated design changes – yes, the notch is gone! For more information, check out our hand-own iPhone 14 Pro review.
Read on for full details of the full range. You can order the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro right now, or if you want to compare them to the iPhone 13, see our iPhone 13 review. And if you already have your new phone and want to keep it protected, see our pick of the best iPhone 14 cases.
iPhone 14: Design
Apple is launching four models of the iPhone 14, although you could think of them as two models that each come in two sizes: the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The newcomer in that lineup is the iPhone 14 Plus, which is effectively a larger version of the standard iPhone 14 in the same way that the iPhone 14 Pro Max is a larger version of the iPhone 14 Pro.
Not a lot has changed with the entry-level iPhone 14 in design terms. The standard iPhone 14 retains the 6.1in screen size of its predecessor while the new iPhone 14 has a larger 6.7in screen – the same size as the Pro Max. They look basically the same as the iPhone 13, with the same rear camera module with a diagonal layout and the same slim notch as the iPhone 13.
They both come in five colours: Midnight (black), Starlight (white), Blue, Purple, and PRODUCT(RED). Moonlight, Starlight and RED are regular iPhone colours. The other two are new, with the blue being a lighter shade than the one we have with the iPhone 13.