We are only a matter of weeks away from the launch of the new iPhone 14 range, with Apple expected to launch the devices on September 7th, weeks earlier than usual. The iPhone generates more than half of Apple’s sales, and we’re expecting to see four versions this year. Unlike last year, though, there won’t be a mini version (its sales figures were horrid), but rather an iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
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The reason the iPhone event has been moved earlier than usual is most likely because we will see the company update their larger Macbook Pro laptops with the M2 chip. It is thought that the launch event will be in early October, usually when then the newest iPhone was launched. We are likely to see new Apple Watches and updated version of the iPad range.
The standard iPhone 14 is expected to be rather similar to the iPhone 13, though we’re expecting some improved features and specs over the current models. In addition to the 6.1-inch iPhone 14, we’re likely to see a larger 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max (or iPhone 14 Plus) that shares many of the same specs.
It’s the iPhone 14 Pro models are expected to offer a bigger redesign, finally killing off the infamous display notch, opting for a punch-hole and pill-shaped dual display cut out design instead. An improved main 48MP camera and new A16 Bionic chip are also in the cards for the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, along with a possible always-on display.
As for price, the iPhone 14 Pro models have been tipped to get a price increase of some $100, but in return could offer 256GB starting storage rather than. As such, the iPhone 14 Pro might hit $1,099 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max may hit $1,199. The standard iPhone 14 is expected to stick at $799 and the new iPhone 14 Max is tipped to cost $899.
