There are many reports that the iPhone 14 series is thicker, thanks in part to a larger camera sensor, which will advertise a larger effect, but also because Apple needs to make room for larger batteries. If you need to know the cell size that will appear on every iPhone later this year, the leak splits the capacity of all four models.

Since a “mini” version is not scheduled to be released, Apple will have no excuse to use smaller batteries in every iPhone 14 released. Judging by the image provided by ShrimpApplePro, that’s true, but he advises his audience to use these figures a bit. skepticism. It will be reminded that the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro will feature a 6.1-inch display, making it the smallest screen size in the entire series.

The iPhone 14 Max (also known as iPhone 14 Plus) and iPhone 14 Pro Max reportedly have 6.7-inch displays, so their larger sizes immediately require a larger battery. As for the capacities, they are listed below.

• iPhone 14 with 6.1 inch screen – 3279 mAh battery
• iPhone 14 Pro with 6.1 inch screen – 3200 mAh battery
• iPhone 14 Max (or iPhone 14 Plus) – 4325 mAh battery
• iPhone 14 Pro Max – 4323 mAh battery

The cheaper iPhone 14 has a slightly larger battery than the iPhone 14 Pro, as when comparing the iPhone 14 Max to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. One reason the Pro versions have smaller batteries may be that the large 48MP main rear camera, which reportedly remains exclusive to the expensive iPhone models, takes up more space.

For non-professional iPhone 14 models, it also makes sense to have slightly larger batteries as it is said to come with the same A15 Bionic as the current generation iPhone 13 family. The A15 Bionic is likely to be less energy efficient than the A16 Bionic running on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, so a small increase in capacity would be considered necessary. Also, the largest capacity mentioned in this leak is still smaller than the iPhone 13 Pro Max battery, which is 4352mAh. We will find out if these values ​​will change in the coming weeks, but it is still recommended to be skeptical about this information. Source