Apple has revived the Plus range in the iPhone 14, in order to offer a large-screen alternative for those who want the best Pro Max model, without having to break the bank. Even here Let’s compare the two latest models Who have this last name. So you can see what you stand to gain in one or the other, so you can decide for yourself which is better for you.
Screen, processors and cameras
In this first section, we will see the characteristics of each of them, in these three aspects. First off, the iPhone 15 Plus has a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR panel, and includes a Dynamic Island at the top of it. For its part, the iPhone 14 Plus has the same system, except that it has a reduced notch at the top.
The differences in the displays are based on the fact that the iPhone 15 Plus reaches a peak brightness of 2000 nits outdoors, and that if in the 14 Plus we have 458 pixels per inch, then in the iPhone 15 we have 460 pixels per inch. In both cases, the refresh rate is 60 Hz.
As for processors, the iPhone 14 Plus contains an Apple A15 Bionic chip, with a six-core central processing unit, a 5-core graphics processing unit, and a 16-core neural engine. In the case of the iPhone 15, we have the A16 Bionic processor, with a 6-core CPU, a 5-core GPU, and a 16-core Neural Engine. So, it’s the same chip that we’ve already seen in the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. Even if there is a difference of a year between one of them and the other, the corruptor has a name and a title: the certain force.
In the cameras section, we see that it has the same design and lens system. They both have ultra-wide angle and wide angle. Of course, in the iPhone 15 Plus we have a resolution of 48 megapixels, while in the iPhone 14 Plus we have 12 left.
Regarding camera capabilities, the iPhone 15 Plus reaches a maximum zoom of 2x, while the iPhone 14 Plus remains at 1x. The iPhone 15 Plus has a smart HDR processing system for 5 photos, while the iPhone 14 Plus has smart HDR technology for 4 photos.
If we look at the video section, we can do the same thing in both models: action mode, cinema mode, video recording in HDR and Dolby Vision, slow motion, etc. However, both also have the limitation of being incompatible with Apple ProRAW.
Battery, connections and physical port
Autonomy is a strong point in both phones. Being Plus models, they have a larger battery size than the 6.1-inch models. This is evident, as both are capable of delivering up to 26 hours of video playback.
As for wireless connections, the iPhone 15 Plus and iPhone 14 Plus have the same thing: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and 5G. In addition to GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou and QZSS.
USB Type-C may be the reason that convinces you…or it may not.
The actual connector has changed. This is one of the biggest differences we can find at the hardware level. If we continue with the Lightning connection on the iPhone 14 Plus, the iPhone 15 Plus already adopts the new USB type C standard.
We can connect a large number of accessories without having to purchase Lightning adapters to use them. However, despite this, and the fact that USB C has a Display Port function, it allows you to connect the iPhone directly to an external display using. cable, the fact is that both ports have something in common.
Although it has changed to physical form, both have the same processing and data transfer speed, that is USB2. Therefore, we will not notice a jump in speed or smoothness, when we exchange data via cable between the iPhone and the computer, or with external memories.
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