A well-known laboratory tested the display of a new compact smartphone from Apple. The test results were outstanding.
The iPhone 14 Pro features a 6.1-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2556x1179 pixels. The screen has an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120Hz and a powerful 2000 nit brightness, which positively affects readability in bright outdoor conditions. The iPhone 14 Pro performed almost exactly the same as the older 14 Pro Max, with the exception of the readability test, in which the younger version performed slightly worse due to a slightly darker display.
The positive aspects of the smartphone screen experts called excellent readability and color reproduction due to the large margin of brightness. They also liked the operation of the HDR mode and the almost complete absence of frame drops both when watching videos and in games.
The disadvantages of the display, experts called the appearance of a greenish tint when reading the screen at an angle, a slightly insufficient level of brightness in the room and some inaccuracies in lighting transitions when playing videos.
In total, the iPhone 14 Pro scored 149 points (the 14 Pro Max had the same), which allowed the device to take first place in both the overall DxOMark score and the Premium segment with devices over $800.
The iPhone 14 Pro features a 6.1-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2556x1179 pixels. The screen has an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120Hz and a powerful 2000 nit brightness, which positively affects readability in bright outdoor conditions. The iPhone 14 Pro performed almost exactly the same as the older 14 Pro Max, with the exception of the readability test, in which the younger version performed slightly worse due to a slightly darker display.
The positive aspects of the smartphone screen experts called excellent readability and color reproduction due to the large margin of brightness. They also liked the operation of the HDR mode and the almost complete absence of frame drops both when watching videos and in games.
The disadvantages of the display, experts called the appearance of a greenish tint when reading the screen at an angle, a slightly insufficient level of brightness in the room and some inaccuracies in lighting transitions when playing videos.
In total, the iPhone 14 Pro scored 149 points (the 14 Pro Max had the same), which allowed the device to take first place in both the overall DxOMark score and the Premium segment with devices over $800.
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