
The Apple iPhone 18 Pro largely maintains the familiar design and fundamental aspects of its predecessor. It introduces several key internal upgrades, including a new variable aperture main camera with a larger sensor and the more powerful A20 Pro chip. The Dynamic Island has also been made smaller, enhancing screen utility.
However, the phone comes with a $100 price increase, and despite claims of improved battery life, physical capacities seem similar. The reviewer emphasizes that the true impact of these new internal features will require comprehensive testing to determine if they translate into significant real-world differences.
“Now the 18 Pro, these are pretty easy because... they look the same.”
“everything new here on the inside is things that I think will require some testing to see if they're actually big difference makers or not.”
“I would say that there are three upgrades that are notable steps forward. One is that A20 Pro chip because after 3 years of 3nm chips, this is the first time that Apple's moving to a cuttingedge 2nm process”
“this year's Pro iPhones are not a showy upgrade. But what I wanted to find out is are they still an important one?”
The Apple iPhone 18 Pro is an evolutionary step from its predecessor, maintaining a similar design but with a smaller dynamic island and new colors.
Key improvements include the introduction of a variable aperture in the camera, and enhancements to the battery and charging speed.
The device is powered by the new, more efficient A20 Pro processor, though the reviewer questions its tangible benefits for daily use, and the smartphone's price has increased by 500 PLN.
Despite these changes and price hikes, the model piques interest, prompting the reviewer to purchase it for in-depth testing.
“iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. The devices are structurally the same, and all signs point to cases likely fitting last year's iPhones onto this year's iPhones for the first time in history.”
“For the first time in the history of Apple [WAPl is likely a typo for Apple], we have a variable aperture.”