Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – iPhone 14 Pro Max keluaran 2022 lalu ternyata bukan HP besutan Apple dengan performa paling garang. Menurut laporan situs pengujian benchmark AnTuTu pada Juli 2023, iPhone 14 Pro Max dengan konfigurasi RAM/ROM 6/256GB mendapat skor 930.994.
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Teknologi ProMotion dengan refresh rate adaptif hingga 120 Hz Mendukung tampilan berbagai bahasa dan karakter secara bersamaan Layar iPhone 14 Pro Max memiliki sudut melengkung yang mengikuti desain lekukan yang indah, dan semua sudut ini berada di dalam bidang persegi standar.
Level IP68 (kedalaman maksimum 6 meter hingga selama 30 menit) menurut standar IEC 60529
Utama 48 MP: 24 mm, bukaan ƒ/1.78, penstabilan gambar optik sensor bergerak generasi kedua, lensa tujuh elemen, 100% Focus Pixels Ultra Wide 12 MP: 13 mm, bukaan ƒ/2.2 dan bidang pandang 120°, lensa enam elemen, 100% Focus Pixels
Telefoto 2x 12 MP (diaktifkan oleh sensor quad-pixel): 48 mm, bukaan ƒ/1.78, penstabilan gambar optik sensor bergerak generasi kedua, lensa tujuh elemen, 100% Focus Pixels Telefoto 3x 12MP: 77 mm, bukaan ƒ/2.8, penstabilan gambar optik, lensa enam elemen
Mode Potret dengan bokeh yang disempurnakan dan Depth Control
Pengambilan foto dan Live Photo dengan rentang warna luas Format gambar yang diambil: HEIF, JPEG, dan DNG Perekaman video HDR dengan Dolby Vision hingga 4K pada kecepatan 60 fps
Perekaman video makro, termasuk slo-mo dan rentang waktu Penstabilan gambar optik sensor bergerak generasi kedua untuk video (Utama) Penstabilan gambar optik ganda untuk video (Utama dan Telefoto)
Mode Potret dengan bokeh yang disempurnakan dan Depth Control Pengambilan foto dan Live Photo dengan rentang warna luas Perekaman video HDR dengan Dolby Vision hingga 4K pada kecepatan 60 fps Bagikan pengalaman seperti film, TV, musik, dan aplikasi lain melalui panggilan FaceTime dengan SharePlay Bagikan pengalaman seperti film, TV, musik, dan aplikasi lain melalui panggilan FaceTime dengan SharePlay
AirPlay hingga HDR 4K untuk mirroring, foto, dan video ke Apple TV (generasi ke-2 atau lebih baru) atau smart TV berkemampuan AirPlay Kamera depan Tombol samping Konektor Lightning Baki SIM (tersedia di model yang dibeli di luar A.S.) Tombol volume Pengalih Dering/Hening Kamera belakang Kilat Pemindai LiDAR
iOS adalah sistem operasi seluler paling personal dan aman di dunia, dilengkapi dengan fitur andal dan dirancang untuk melindungi privasi Anda. Fitur aksesibilitas bawaan dengan bantuan untuk disabilitas penglihatan, mobilitas, pendengaran, dan kognitif membantu memaksimalkan penggunaan iPhone Anda.
Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iMovie, GarageBand, Clips, dan aplikasi Apple Store sudah terinstal. Inggris (Australia, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional, Tradisional – Hong Kong), Prancis (Kanada, Prancis), Jerman, Italia, Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Spanyol), Arab, Bulgaria, Katalan, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda, Finlandia, Yunani, Ibrani, Hindi, Hungaria, Indonesia, Kazakh, Melayu, Norwegia, Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Rumania, Rusia, Slovakia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Vietnam Inggris (Australia, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional, Tradisional – Hong Kong), Prancis (Kanada, Prancis), Jerman, Italia, Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Spanyol), Arab, Bulgaria, Katalan, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda, Finlandia, Yunani, Ibrani, Hindi, Hungaria, Indonesia, Kazakh, Melayu, Norwegia, Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Rumania, Rusia, Slovakia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Vietnam Dukungan papan ketik QuickType Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa – Sederhana (Tulisan Tangan, Pinyin QWERTY, Pinyin 10 Key, Shuangpin, Stroke), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Cangjie, Tulisan Tangan, Pinyin QWERTY, Pinyin 10 Key, Shuangpin, Stroke, Sucheng, Zhuyin), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Jepang (Kana, Romaji), Korea (2-Set, 10 Key), Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Ainu, Albania, Amhar, Apache (Western), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Armenia, Assam, Asiria, Azerbaijan, Bengali, Belarusia, Bodo, Bulgaria, Burma, Kanton – Tradisional (Cangjie, Tulisan Tangan, Fonetik, Stroke, Sucheng), Katalan, Cherokee, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Dhivehi, Dogri, Belanda, Dzongkha, Emoji, Estonia, Faroe, Filipina, Finlandia, Flemish, Fula (Adlam), Georgia, Yunani, Gujarati, Hawaii, Ibrani, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin, Transliterasi), Hungaria, Islandia, Igbo, Indonesia, Gaelic Irlandia, Kannada, Kashmir (Arab, Devanagari), Kazakh, Khmer, Konkani (Devanagari), Kurdi (Arab, Latin), Kirgiz, Lao, Latvia, Lituania, Makedonia, Maithili, Melayu (Arab, Latin), Malayalam, Malta, Manipuri (Bengali, Meetei Mayek), Māori, Marathi, Mongolia, Navajo, Nepal, Norwegia (Bokmål, Nynorsk), Odia, Pashtun, Persia, Persia (Afganistan), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Punjabi, Rohingya, Rumania, Rusia, Samoa, Sanskerta, Santali (Devanagari, Ol Chiki), Serbia (Sirilik, Latin), Sindhi (Arab, Devanagari), Sinhala, Slovakia, Slovenia, Swahili, Swedia, Tajik, Tamil (Anjal, Tamil 99), Telugu, Thai, Tibet, Tonga, Turki, Turkmen, Ukraina, Urdu, Uighur, Uzbek (Arab, Sirilik, Latin), Vietnam (Telex, VIQR, VNI), Wales, Yiddi
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa – Sederhana (Tulisan Tangan, Pinyin QWERTY, Pinyin 10 Key, Shuangpin, Stroke), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Cangjie, Tulisan Tangan, Pinyin QWERTY, Pinyin 10 Key, Shuangpin, Stroke, Sucheng, Zhuyin), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Jepang (Kana, Romaji), Korea (2-Set, 10 Key), Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Ainu, Albania, Amhar, Apache (Western), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Armenia, Assam, Asiria, Azerbaijan, Bengali, Belarusia, Bodo, Bulgaria, Burma, Kanton – Tradisional (Cangjie, Tulisan Tangan, Fonetik, Stroke, Sucheng), Katalan, Cherokee, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Dhivehi, Dogri, Belanda, Dzongkha, Emoji, Estonia, Faroe, Filipina, Finlandia, Flemish, Fula (Adlam), Georgia, Yunani, Gujarati, Hawaii, Ibrani, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin, Transliterasi), Hungaria, Islandia, Igbo, Indonesia, Gaelic Irlandia, Kannada, Kashmir (Arab, Devanagari), Kazakh, Khmer, Konkani (Devanagari), Kurdi (Arab, Latin), Kirgiz, Lao, Latvia, Lituania, Makedonia, Maithili, Melayu (Arab, Latin), Malayalam, Malta, Manipuri (Bengali, Meetei Mayek), Māori, Marathi, Mongolia, Navajo, Nepal, Norwegia (Bokmål, Nynorsk), Odia, Pashtun, Persia, Persia (Afganistan), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Punjabi, Rohingya, Rumania, Rusia, Samoa, Sanskerta, Santali (Devanagari, Ol Chiki), Serbia (Sirilik, Latin), Sindhi (Arab, Devanagari), Sinhala, Slovakia, Slovenia, Swahili, Swedia, Tajik, Tamil (Anjal, Tamil 99), Telugu, Thai, Tibet, Tonga, Turki, Turkmen, Ukraina, Urdu, Uighur, Uzbek (Arab, Sirilik, Latin), Vietnam (Telex, VIQR, VNI), Wales, Yiddi Dukungan papan ketik QuickType dengan koreksi otomatis Arab, Arab (Najdi), Bengali, Bulgaria, Katalan, Cherokee, Tionghoa – Sederhana (Pinyin QWERTY), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Pinyin QWERTY), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Zhuyin), Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda, Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Estonia, Filipina, Finlandia, Belanda (Belgia), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Yunani, Gujarati, Hawaii, Ibrani, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin, Transliterasi), Hungaria, Islandia, Indonesia, Gaelic Irlandia, Italia, Jepang (Kana), Jepang (Romaji), Korea (2-set, 10 Key), Latvia, Lituania, Makedonia, Melayu, Marathi, Norwegia (Bokmål), Norwegia (Nynorsk), Persia, Persia (Afganistan), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Punjabi, Rumania, Rusia, Serbia (Sirilik), Serbia (Latin), Slovakia, Slovenia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Swedia, Tamil (Anjal), Tamil (Tamil 99), Telugu, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Urdu, Vietnam (Telex)
Arab, Arab (Najdi), Bengali, Bulgaria, Katalan, Cherokee, Tionghoa – Sederhana (Pinyin QWERTY), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Pinyin QWERTY), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Zhuyin), Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda, Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Estonia, Filipina, Finlandia, Belanda (Belgia), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Yunani, Gujarati, Hawaii, Ibrani, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin, Transliterasi), Hungaria, Islandia, Indonesia, Gaelic Irlandia, Italia, Jepang (Kana), Jepang (Romaji), Korea (2-set, 10 Key), Latvia, Lituania, Makedonia, Melayu, Marathi, Norwegia (Bokmål), Norwegia (Nynorsk), Persia, Persia (Afganistan), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Punjabi, Rumania, Rusia, Serbia (Sirilik), Serbia (Latin), Slovakia, Slovenia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Swedia, Tamil (Anjal), Tamil (Tamil 99), Telugu, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Urdu, Vietnam (Telex) Dukungan papan ketik QuickType dengan input prediktif Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Kanton (Tradisional), Belanda, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin), Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Rusia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Vietnam
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Kanton (Tradisional), Belanda, Hindi (Devanagari, Latin), Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Rusia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Vietnam Dukungan papan ketik QuickType dengan input beberapa bahasa Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa – Sederhana (Pinyin), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Pinyin), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Jepang (Romaji), Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Spanyol (Spanyol), Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Hindi (Latin), Vietnam Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa – Sederhana (Pinyin), Tionghoa – Tradisional (Pinyin), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Jepang (Romaji), Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Spanyol (Spanyol), Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Hindi (Latin), Vietnam Dukungan papan ketik QuickType dengan saran kontekstual Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Hindi (Devanagari), Hindi (Latin), Rusia, Swedia, Portugis (Brasil), Turki, Vietnam
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana), Prancis (Belgia), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Hindi (Devanagari), Hindi (Latin), Rusia, Swedia, Portugis (Brasil), Turki, Vietnam Dukungan papan ketik QuickPath Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Pinyin, QWERTY), Tionghoa (Tradisional, Pinyin, QWERTY), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Swedia, Vietnam
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Pinyin, QWERTY), Tionghoa (Tradisional, Pinyin, QWERTY), Prancis (Kanada), Prancis (Prancis), Prancis (Swiss), Jerman (Austria), Jerman (Jerman), Jerman (Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin), Spanyol (Meksiko), Spanyol (Spanyol), Portugis (Brasil), Portugis (Portugal), Belanda (Belgia), Belanda (Belanda), Swedia, Vietnam Bahasa Siri Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Irlandia, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Spanyol (Cile, Meksiko, Spanyol, AS), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia (Italia, Swiss), Jepang (Jepang), Korea (Republik Korea), Mandarin (Tiongkok Daratan, Taiwan), Kanton (Tiongkok Daratan, Hong Kong), Arab (Arab Saudi, Uni Emirat Arab), Denmark (Denmark), Belanda (Belgia, Belanda), Finlandia (Finlandia), Ibrani (Israel), Melayu (Malaysia), Norwegia (Norwegia), Portugis (Brasil), Rusia (Rusia), Swedia (Swedia), Thai (Thailand), Turki (Turki)
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Irlandia, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Spanyol (Cile, Meksiko, Spanyol, AS), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia (Italia, Swiss), Jepang (Jepang), Korea (Republik Korea), Mandarin (Tiongkok Daratan, Taiwan), Kanton (Tiongkok Daratan, Hong Kong), Arab (Arab Saudi, Uni Emirat Arab), Denmark (Denmark), Belanda (Belgia, Belanda), Finlandia (Finlandia), Ibrani (Israel), Melayu (Malaysia), Norwegia (Norwegia), Portugis (Brasil), Rusia (Rusia), Swedia (Swedia), Thai (Thailand), Turki (Turki) Bahasa dikte Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Irlandia, Malaysia, Selandia Baru, Filipina, Arab Saudi, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, UEA, Inggris, AS), Kanton (Tiongkok daratan, Hong Kong), Tionghoa Mandarin (Tiongkok daratan, Taiwan), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Luksemburg, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia (Italia, Swiss), Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Chili, Kolombia, Meksiko, Spanyol, AS), Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Arab (Kuwait, Qatar, Arab Saudi, UEA), Katalan, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda (Belgia, Belanda), Finlandia, Yunani, Ibrani, Hindi, Hungaria, Indonesia, Melayu, Norwegia (Bokmål), Polandia, Rumania, Rusia, Shanghai (Tiongkok daratan), Slovakia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Vietnam
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Irlandia, Malaysia, Selandia Baru, Filipina, Arab Saudi, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, UEA, Inggris, AS), Kanton (Tiongkok daratan, Hong Kong), Tionghoa Mandarin (Tiongkok daratan, Taiwan), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Luksemburg, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia (Italia, Swiss), Jepang, Korea, Spanyol (Chili, Kolombia, Meksiko, Spanyol, AS), Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Arab (Kuwait, Qatar, Arab Saudi, UEA), Katalan, Kroasia, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda (Belgia, Belanda), Finlandia, Yunani, Ibrani, Hindi, Hungaria, Indonesia, Melayu, Norwegia (Bokmål), Polandia, Rumania, Rusia, Shanghai (Tiongkok daratan), Slovakia, Swedia, Thai, Turki, Ukraina, Vietnam Dukungan kamus ekabahasa Inggris (Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional, Tradisional – Hong Kong), Denmark, Belanda, Prancis, Jerman, Ibrani, Hindi, Italia, Jepang, Korea, Norwegia, Portugis, Rusia, Spanyol, Swedia, Thai, Turki
Inggris (Inggris, AS), Tionghoa (Sederhana, Tradisional, Tradisional – Hong Kong), Denmark, Belanda, Prancis, Jerman, Ibrani, Hindi, Italia, Jepang, Korea, Norwegia, Portugis, Rusia, Spanyol, Swedia, Thai, Turki Dukungan kamus idiom Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Bulgaria, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda (Belanda, Belgia), Finlandia, Yunani, Hindi (Devanagari), Hungaria, Gaelic Irlandia, Norwegia (Bokmål, Nynorsk), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Punjabi, Rumania, Rusia, Swedia, Telugu, Turki, Vietnam
Inggris (Australia, Kanada, India, Jepang, Selandia Baru, Singapura, Afrika Selatan, Inggris, AS), Prancis (Belgia, Kanada, Prancis, Swiss), Jerman (Austria, Jerman, Swiss), Italia, Spanyol (Amerika Latin, Meksiko, Spanyol), Arab, Arab (Najdi), Bulgaria, Ceko, Denmark, Belanda (Belanda, Belgia), Finlandia, Yunani, Hindi (Devanagari), Hungaria, Gaelic Irlandia, Norwegia (Bokmål, Nynorsk), Polandia, Portugis (Brasil, Portugal), Punjabi, Rumania, Rusia, Swedia, Telugu, Turki, Vietnam Wilayah yang didukung Apple Pay Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarusia, Belgia, Brasil, Bulgaria, Kanada, Tiongkok daratan,14 Kolombia, Kosta Rika, Kroasia, Siprus, Republik Ceko, Denmark, Estonia, Kepulauan Faroe, Finlandia, Prancis, Georgia, Jerman, Yunani, Greenland, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Hungaria, Islandia, Irlandia, Pulau Man, Israel, Italia, Jepang, Jersey, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lituania, Luksemburg, Makau, Malaysia, Malta, Meksiko, Moldova, Monako, Montenegro, Belanda, Selandia Baru, Norwegia, Palestina, Peru, Polandia, Portugal, Qatar, Rumania, Rusia, San Marino, Arab Saudi, Serbia, Singapura, Slovakia, Slovenia, Afrika Selatan, Spanyol, Swedia, Swiss, Taiwan, Inggris, Ukraina, Uni Emirat Arab, AS, Kota Vatikan
dan 99% tungsten dalam iPhone 14 Pro Unsur logam tanah langka 100% daur ulang di semua magnet, merepresentasikan 100% unsur logam tanah langka dalam iPhone 14 Pro 17 dan 99% unsur logam tanah langka dalam iPhone 14 Pro Max dan 99% unsur logam tanah langka dalam iPhone 14 Pro Max 100% timah daur ulang dalam solder untuk beberapa papan sirkuit cetak
35% atau lebih kandungan plastik daur ulang di berbagai komponen
Memenuhi persyaratan Kementerian Energi Amerika Serikat untuk sistem pengisi daya baterai18
Program Zero Waste Apple membantu para pemasok menghilangkan limbah yang dikirim ke TPA Semua lokasi pemasok perakitan akhir kini tengah beralih ke penggunaan 100% energi terbarukan untuk produksi Apple 100% serat kayu primer berasal dari hutan yang dikelola secara bertanggung jawab Kami berkomitmen untuk membuat produk tanpa memboroskan sumber daya alam dari bumi, dan mencapai status bebas karbon di seluruh bisnis kami, termasuk produk, pada tahun 2030.
Dukungan teknologi seluler berdasarkan nomor model dan konfigurasi iPhone untuk jaringan GSM. Ruang tersedia lebih sedikit dan bergantung pada banyak faktor. Konfigurasi standar menggunakan ruang sekitar 12 GB hingga 17 GB, termasuk iOS 16 dengan fitur terbaru serta aplikasi Apple yang dapat dihapus. Aplikasi Apple yang dapat dihapus menggunakan ruang sekitar 4,5 GB, dan Anda bisa mengunduhnya kembali dari App Store.
Kapasitas penyimpanan dapat berubah berdasarkan versi perangkat lunak, pengaturan, dan model iPhone. Ketahanan terhadap cipratan, air, dan debu tidak berlaku secara permanen. Jangan coba mengisi daya iPhone yang basah; lihat panduan pengguna untuk instruksi pembersihan dan pengeringan. Ketersediaan melalui jaringan seluler bergantung pada kebijakan operator; mungkin dikenakan biaya data.
Semua klaim baterai bergantung pada konfigurasi jaringan dan banyak faktor lain; hasil aktual bervariasi. Baterai memiliki siklus pengisian daya yang terbatas dan pada akhirnya perlu diganti. Pengujian pengisian daya cepat dilakukan dengan unit iPhone yang dayanya terkuras. Penggunaan eSIM di iPhone mungkin dinonaktifkan saat dibeli dari operator tertentu. Tidak termasuk jumlah tungsten yang ditemukan di luar Taptic Engine dan menyumbang kurang dari 0,1 persen dari jumlah total yang ditemukan dalam perangkat. Tidak termasuk jumlah unsur logam tanah langka yang ditemukan di luar magnet dan menyumbang kurang dari 0,2 persen dari jumlah total yang ditemukan dalam perangkat.
Spesifikasi Bahan yang Diregulasi Apple menjelaskan pembatasan Apple terhadap penggunaan bahan kimia tertentu dalam material di produk, aksesori, proses produksi, dan pengemasan yang digunakan untuk mengirimkan produk Apple kepada pengguna akhir. Pembatasan ini disusun berdasarkan undang-undang atau peraturan internasional, lembaga regulasi, persyaratan label ramah lingkungan, standar lingkungan, dan kebijakan Apple.
Setiap produk Apple bebas dari PVC dan ftalat, kecuali kabel daya AC di India, Thailand (untuk kabel daya AC dua pin), dan Korea Selatan, di mana kami terus mengupayakan persetujuan pemerintah untuk pengganti PVC dan ftalat kami. Produk Apple mematuhi European Union Directive 2011/65/EU dan amandemennya, termasuk pengecualian untuk penggunaan timbal seperti solder bersuhu tinggi. Apple berusaha menghapus penggunaan unsur-unsur yang dikecualikan ini untuk produk baru jika memungkinkan secara teknis.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs iPhone 14 Pro Max: Which phone wins?
You also get an improved selfie camera and low-light performance, a fast Snapgragon 8 Gen 2 chip, excellent battery life and a built-in S Pen. No upgrade in charging speed iPhone 14 Pro Max $27.78 at AT&T Mobility $889 at Newegg $1,099.99 at Verizon Wireless The iPhone 14 Pro Max takes Apple’s photography to the next level with a main 48MP camera that can shoot in ProRAW format and an impressive Action mode for video.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs iPhone 14 Pro Max face-off is here, and it’s easily one of the most epic smartphone battles yet. The iPhone’s new 48MP main camera, Dynamic Island-equipped display and super-powered but efficient A16 Bionic chipset make one of the top phones we’ve tested.
Our detailed Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max comparison will help you decide and crown an overall winner. Swipe to scroll horizontally Galaxy S23 Ultra iPhone 14 Pro Max Price $1,199 / £1,249 / AU$1,949 $1,099 / £1,199 / AU$1,899 Display 6.8-inch AMOLED (3088 x 1440) 6.7-inch OLED (2796 x 1290) Refresh rate 1 – 120Hz adaptive 1 – 120Hz adaptive Rear cameras 200MP main (f/1.7), 12MP ultrawide (f/2.2), 10MP 3x telephoto (f/2.4), 10MP 10x telephoto (f/4.9) 48MP main (f/1.78), 12MP ultrawide (f/2.2), 12MP telephoto (f/2.8) with 3x optical zoom Front camera 12MP (f/2.2) 12MP (f/1.9) Chipset Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy A16 Bionic RAM 8GB/12GB 6GB Storage 256GB, 512GB, 1TB 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB Battery 5,000 mAh 4,323 mAh Charging 45W wired/10W wireless 25W wired/15W MagSafe Water/dust resistance IP68 IP68 Size 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.9mm (6.4 x 3.0 x 0.35 inches) 160.7 x 77.6 x 7.85 mm (6.3 x 3.1 x 0.31 inches) Weight 233g (8.2 ounces) 240g (8.5 ounces) Colors Phantom Black, Cotton Flower, Botanic Green and Mystic Lilac Space Black, Silver, Gold, Deep Purple
The iPhone 14 Pro Max features squared off sides and a flat display, which we prefer to the curved panel on the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The Galaxy S23 Ultra also features larger cameras than last time but its design is largely the same, including an S Pen slot and a SIM card tray. Both the Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max claim to be durable, but Samsung says it has the first phone with Gorilla Glass Victus 2, which promises to better protect against scrapes and drops. You can get the iPhone 14 Pro Max in a refreshed set of colors, consisting of Space Black, Deep Purple, Silver and Gold. The iPhone 14 Pro Max features a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and a Super Retina XDR resolution (between FHD and QHD). The Galaxy S23 Ultra packs a slightly larger 6.8-inch panel with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate and the same QHD resolution as before.
There’s a faster autofocus here, and Samsung has also improved night photo and video capture features, so it’s actually an upgrade. In this portrait comparison, the Galaxy S23 Ultra delivers crisp detail in my blue jacket and hair. The iPhone 14 Pro Max delivers better detail in the brick building but I’d rather share the Galaxy pic. In this photo of a fish market at night, the iPhone 14 Pro Max’s image is brighter overall, from the walkway and parking lot to the car to the right.
In this ultra-wide photo, the Galaxy S23 Ultra wins at first glance because of the more vibrant colors in the gtass and sky, but the iPhone’s shot delivers more gradation in the clouds and more detailed ripples in the water. Turning to some fruit, I think the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s shot is too bright here, especially in the apples, though the pears in the background look a bit better.
Both photos of a colorful bouquet of flowers here look inviting, but upon closer inspection I like how the S23 Ultra pulls out more detail in the petals on the left hand side, and the center of the sunflower is a bit brighter. In this selfie I give the edge to the iPhone because the S23 Ultra underexposes the shot a bit and my face gets a little lost.
The 100x zoom let me take this pretty amazing photo of the moon (albeit one heavily altered by AI), while the iPhone couldn’t even get me close. A Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max photo face-off is as close as can be, but in the end, Samsung’s superior zoom and the flexibility of its 200MP sensor carry the day.
The Galaxy S23 noticeably gets close to the iPhone 14 Pro Max on multicore performance but the A16 Bionic is still dominant on the single-core test. Swipe to scroll horizontally Adobe Premiere Rush (video transcoding) Row 0 – Cell 0 Time to complete (Mins:Secs) Galaxy S23 Ultra 0:40 iPhone 14 Pro Max 0:30
You can customize the lock screen with widgets, photos and more, and what you choose will also show up on your always-on display. Other highlights include the ability to unsend texts and edit them, and (finally) a battery percentage indicator.
The best special feature is Dynamic Island, which replaces the notch with an area that shows alerts and Live Activities, including sports scores and the real-time progress of your food order or ride share. For the Galaxy S23 Ultra, the S Pen remains the most unique special feature, letting you take notes, draw and sketch.
Running on top of Android 13, the new One UI 5.1 software for Galaxy S23 Ultra offers a number of handy improvements. There’s also a new Modes option that lets you create customized settings for different aspects of your life, whether it’s sleep, exercise, driving or work.
There’s also more personalization features in One UI 5.1, such as an improved stacked widget system and recommended apps and actions for different times of the day. On the Tom’s Guide battery test, which involves continuous 5G web surfing at 150 nits of screen brightness, the iPhone 14 Pro Max endured for 13 hours and 39 minutes. If you look at the scorecard for this roundup, the Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max fight basically ends in a draw. Samsung’s cameras simply let you do more, from 200MP of resolution to frame your shots to much more powerful zoom and astrophotography features.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra also benefits from a richer and slightly bigger display (even if we could do without the curve) and a narrower design. The iPhone 14 Pro Max wins on price and value, starting at $100 less, and it continues to deliver the best overall performance with its A16 Bionic chip.
iPhone 14 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Check prices Dimensions (inches) 6.43 x 3.07 x 0.35 5.81 x 2.81 x 0.31 Weight (ounces) 8.25 7.27 Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 (Gen 2) A16 Bionic Storage 256GB 1TB Display 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR Resolution 3088 x 1440 at 500ppi 2556 x 1179 at 460ppi Biometrics Ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint reader, In theory, this will make mobile gaming controls more responsive.Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro uses the A16 Bionic chip, a hexacore CPU with four efficiency and two performance cores. That’s paired with a 16-core Neural Engine capable of nearly 17 trillion operations per second and a 5-core GPU.By contrast, Samsung uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Mobile Platform, which is an octa-core chip that includes one 3.36GHz Kyro Prime core, four 2.8GHz Kyro Gold cores, and three 2.0GHz Kyro Silver cores.The chip also boasts an Adreno GPU with hardware-accelerated ray tracing for improved lighting and shadows in gaming and a 4.35x faster performance in machine learning tasks over the previous generation.The Snapdragon also features Real-Time Semantic Segmentation, namely computational photography processing that uses noise reduction, sharpening, and color correction in up to eight photo layers.
That’s in comparison to Apple’s computational photography advancements.Other elements in the Snapdragon chip include an improved Bokeh Engine 2 for adjusting the quality of a blurred background and the intensity and shape in both photos and videos, local tone mapping, image stabilization, and improved auto exposure over the Gen-1 chip.In terms of how this shakes down in benchmarks, the Galaxy S23 Ultra manages 1,817 in our running of Geekbench 6’s single-core tests, and 4,831 for the muli-core trials. By contrast, the iPhone 14 Pro’s single-core result of 2,333 is 28% better than the Samsung, and the 5,107 multi-core score is 5.7% better too.On the 3DMark Wild Life Extreme cross-platform gaming benchmark, things turn around a bit here.The S23 Ultra achieves a score of 3,817 to the iPhone 14 Pro’s 3,157, which is a 20% swing in favor of Samsung. There’s also a fast-charge capability, with it able to reach 50% charge in around 30 minutes when using a 20W or higher adapter.Samsung includes a 45W USB PD 3.0 compliant super fast wired charging component, as well as support for Fast Wireless Charging 2.0.As a neat party trick, Wireless Powershare allows you to recharge another Qi-compatible device using the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s own charging coil and battery.Yes, that means it is possible to recharge an iPhone using Samsung’s Wireless Powershare feature.Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro camera system consists of three imaging sensors on the rear, albeit with a step up from previous generations.The star of the iPhone show is the main camera, which has a high 48-megapixel resolution, sensor-shift optical image stabilization, and a Quad Pixel arrangement. This latter point combines every four pixels into one larger quad-pixel equivalent to 2.44 microns, which helps with low-light imaging.There’s also a 12-megapixel Ultra Wide camera with OIS that can be used for macro shots.
However, it can output images at 12MP with an equivalent pixel size of 2.4 microns, using a similar trick to the iPhone’s Quad Pixel.These cameras are all equipped with OIS, as well as a laser autofocus system.The zooms of the cameras also lean heavily on machine learning for something Samsung calls Space Zoom. A 30x Space Zoom and 100X Space Zoom is available by augmenting the 3x and 10x optical telephoto cameras with Samsung’s AI Super Resolution technology.This sounds impressive, but the company admits that there may be “some image deterioration” if you zoom in past the optical zoom point, so don’t expect perfect-quality images under these conditions.Samsung also adds in its various other smart modes, including a scene optimizer, shot suggestions, panorama, food and night modes, and portraits.For video, Apple includes 4K HDR Dolby Vision video at up to 60fps, a Cinematic mode at 4K with HDR at 30fps, a 2.8K Action Mode at 60fps, and 240fps 1080p Slo-mo video. For professionals, ProRes support is also included.Samsung boasts 8K video at up to 30fps, 4K HDR10+ at 60fps, a Super Slo-Mo at 1080p 960fps, and even a 4K Hyperlapse video function.At the front, Apple continues to use a 12-megapixel TrueDepth Camera array, which includes HDR 4K Dolby Vision support at 6-fps, Pro Res support, 120fps Slo-mo at 1080p, and a variety of portrait and other photo modes.Around the front of the Samsung is a 12MP Selfie camera, though not one that offers the same depth mapping capabilities as Apple’s version.Apple’s settled into a fairly standard routine when it comes to biometric security, with its main iPhone releases using Face ID . This reliable system needs you only to look at the TrueDepth camera array for it to recognize you and grant you access, aided by its depth-mapping capabilities.It wasn’t necessarily the best option during the pandemic when face masks hindered progress, but it was still secure.
There’s a million-to-one false positive rate, which should instill confidence in most people’s eyes.Then there’s the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which relies on two different biometric systems. The basic colors are Green, Phantom Black, Lavender, and Cream, but there are Samsung.com exclusives of Lime, Sky Blue, Graphite, and Red.The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a great example of a smartphone.
Whether the quality of the image from that small pixel size or at that digital zoom range is worth it is another matter entirely.Adding in the S Pen also brings the giant smartphone into the same territory as the Note line, making it more useful as a productivity device.Even with the added extras, there are still a lot of qualities shared between the two rivals. There are plenty of iPhone deals going on now at wireless carriers, offering steep discounts on the devices especially with a qualifying trade.
Samsung Galaxy S23 vs. Apple iPhone 14: The Ultimate Flagship Phone
Apple released its iPhone 14 line in September 2022, and Samsung just refreshed its flagship lineup with the Galaxy S23 series in February 2023. The good news is that both Apple and Samsung make stellar phones, so you really can’t go wrong with either of these options.
One of the most important factors in any buying decision is price—you want a phone that fits comfortably within your budget. Because we’re comparing Apple and Samsung flagship phones, they’re all fairly expensive.
These base prices increase as you add more storage (and, in the case of the S23 Ultra, more RAM). Although the basic prices for these phones are in the same range, Apple does have the advantage in a couple of places. Similarly, Apple’s top-of-the-line iPhone 14 Pro Max is available for $100 less than the base Galaxy S23 Ultra. All the phones feature IP68 ratings, which means they are fully resistant to dust and can survive submersion at depths of up to 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) for up to half an hour. We’d have to perform many drop tests and use the law of averages to see which is superior, though this video suggests the S23 is hardier. Samsung includes the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy in each of its S23 devices, so all three have the same raw computing power. iPhone batteries typically don’t match those of competitors, at least in terms of capacity. For example, the 14 Pro Max has a 4,323mAh cell, which is much smaller than the battery in Samsung’s equivalent Galaxy S23 Ultra.
That said, the iPhone 14 Pro Max lasted an incredible 19 hours in our same battery test (streaming a YouTube video over Wi-Fi with the screen at max brightness), giving Apple the clear edge. Compared with the base Galaxy S23’s 2,340-by-1,080 screen (422ppi), the iPhone has a slightly higher pixel density. For video, Samsung has a slight edge because its phones can record up to 8K at 30fps, whereas Apple’s devices top out at 4K and 60fps. Notably, however, the iPhone supports Pro Res and an advanced Action Mode for stabilization.
Apple’s iPhones lean toward more natural results while Samsung’s Galaxy S devices push colors for some extra pop, so it depends on what you prefer. The Apple iPhone 14 family relies on the Qualcomm Snapdragon X65 modem, which packs plenty of 5G bands, ranging from sub-6GHz to mmWave, as well as strong support for legacy LTE networks.
More importantly, the X70 works dynamically with the S23’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor to manage various facets of connectivity, such as balancing power output to match the ambient signal strength. The X70 also supports more bands and faster theoretical maximum throughput speeds.
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: What is the difference?
has camera/microphone privacy options ✔ Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max ( iOS 16 ✔ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra ( Android 13 You can enable or disable an app’s access to the camera or microphone on your device. has Mail Privacy Protection ✔ Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max ( iOS 16 ✖ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Mail Privacy Protection is a feature built into the default email app that blocks senders from using “tracking pixels” to see when you’ve read an email.
iPhone 14 Pro Max to S23 Ultra… Anyone been brave enough this soon?
– User control on creating folders in app drawer – Address limited entries in Call history – Monkey island needs to go away I would like to try iPhone once the following are addressed.- Option to run two apps at a time- Dex like support- Proper file manager support and access to NAS- USB-C support (not crippled)- Search for a contact in Phone dialer- User control on creating folders in app drawer- Universal back gesture- Full control to choose default apps- Reverse wireless charging- Number rows in keyboard- Improve charging speeds- Option to hide whatsapp calls in call history of phone- Address limited entries in Call history – Monkey island needs to go awayOk, I will stop here for now… Click to expand… I tried it moving from Windows CE Smart Phone and HATED IT!!
Now, I have friends and family that have iPhones and for them, it’s GREAT and more power to them for their choice, but I won’t try and convert them since they are happy with what they have.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max
This article is part of our series Battle of the Brands, in which we compare category-leading products to their counterparts to determine which are actually worth your money. The S23 Ultra has a long list of tricks up its sleeve, with a massive 200-megapixel camera strapped to the back, 100x Space Zoom, an S Pen and a huge battery.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 14 Pro offers a gorgeous screen, the fastest processor in any smartphone and top-notch video quality. It’s quite unwieldy for anyone with smaller-than-average hands, and it’s pretty heavy (even heavier than the S23 Ultra at 8.46 ounces versus 8.25 grams).
You’ll have to live with shorter battery life, but for a phone that doesn’t feel like a brick, I imagine there are quite a few people who would be just fine with that. Apple’s Super Retina XDR screens offer some of the best color accuracy, contrast and clarity on the entire market.
It’s smooth, thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate; it makes everything from movies to ebooks look awesome; and it’s the brightest smartphone screen you can get at up to 2,000 nits in direct sunlight. I think a big part of that is Samsung’s excellent Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel, which offers some of the very best contrasts and black levels you’ll find on a phone. And at the end of the day, who doesn’t like a big, bright and colorful AMOLED display to watch movies and scroll Instagram on? TL;DR: While the iPhone 14 Pro has a spectacular display, the S23 Ultra feels a lot more fun to use, thanks to its vibrant colors and sheer magnitude. The sensor uses pixel binning to artificially form fewer megapixels that are much larger in size — outputting 12-megapixel images by default — with far more light and detail than a traditional camera. The S23 Ultra, meanwhile, lets you dial in the exact settings you want before hitting the shutter button, thanks to its Expert RAW app.
I’ve also found Samsung’s ultrawide and telephoto cameras take more pleasing photos than the iPhone’s lens equivalents. Granted, the S23 Ultra comes very close to matching Apple’s video quality, but it still can’t quite deal with oversharpening on certain subjects like plants and structures with intricate detail.
The S23 Ultra has a lot more RAM than the iPhone does at 12GB versus 6GB, but that doesn’t stop the 14 Pro from continuing to outperform its spec sheet, all thanks to that monster of a processor inside. Samsung has done an excellent job at optimizing its One UI software to be more responsive and fluid than ever before, while iOS on Apple’s device remains as smooth as ever.
TL;DR: While performance between the Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro is basically the same, battery life is a lot better on Samsung’s device. Samsung’s One UI 5.1 — based on Android 13 — offers tons of customization options, multitasking tools like split-screen and floating windows, and a simplistic interface that’s fast and fluid. It’s also guaranteed to get four major Android version upgrades and five years’ worth of security patches, which is important for the long run. Meanwhile, Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro ships with iOS 16, which offers new customization tools for the lock screen, new Focus settings, updates to the Messages app and more. You also get the Dynamic Island, which gives you quick access to apps running in the background, as well as Live Activities to track things concurrently happening.
TL;DR: At the end of the day, you might pick the iPhone or Galaxy strictly because it runs iOS or Android. I’ve played a lot of music on both devices, from hip-hop to classic jazz, as well as a handful of movie trailers and podcasts. TL;DR: With Apple’s exclusive use of eSIMs on the iPhone 14 series, the phone to get if you prefer having a physical SIM is the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is by and large the best premium smartphone you can currently buy, but the iPhone 14 Pro series gives it a run for its money. With either device, you get a great design, OLED screen, fantastic cameras, fast software and performance, and good battery life.
The same goes for battery life and display quality — Samsung manages to defeat Apple in both of these areas, which makes the S23 Ultra quite an attractive package. Personally, I think the Galaxy S23 Ultra is a more complete package, thanks to those camera and battery life strengths, but the iPhone 14 Pro is a killer handset as well.
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