Apple iPhone 14 Pro models charge faster and shoot better in low light

Apple will hold its traditional fall event on September 7 this year, when the brand will unveil its iPhone 14 series. The lineup could include the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. A new message has surfaced online that the professional model will feature a new 30W charger, adding weight to previous rumors by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo that a 30W GaN charger for Apple's iPhones is on the way.

It was previously revealed that the iPhone 14 Pro model may finally say goodbye to the bangs, and the iPhone 14 series will be produced in India two months after it was produced in China.

According to whistleblower Duan Rui, a charger brand has begun to launch new charger products to the media for advertisements of the iPhone 14 series. The whistleblower also stated that "the data cable provided by the charger manufacturer is still the Lightning port" because Apple plans to switch to the USB Type-C port with the iPhone 15 series in 2023. However, we may see a USB Type-C adapter supporting the iPhone 14 series.

The iPhone 14 Pro series may use 30W charging power? Recently, a charger brand began to send new charger products to the media, and it will advertise in the experience video of the iPhone 14 series.

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In addition, the whistleblower Kioriku also said that the iPhone 14 series supports 30W charging when the battery percentage is 0, and then the speed will drop to 25-27W. If true, this would be a major upgrade over the 18W charging capabilities of the iPhone 11 series and the 20W charging capabilities of the iPhone 12/13 series. Of course, buyers have to purchase the 30W charger separately.

Another good thing about the iPhone 14 Pro is its ability to take better ultra-wide shots in low light. This comes from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who said the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max's ultra-wide cameras will feature 1.4-micron pixels, compared to 1.0-micron pixels on the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max. According to analysts, these new camera components will be more expensive than existing ones.