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It’s noticeably better than other phones on test, and if you’re the sort of phone user who’s always finding themselves short of battery, it’s a reason to buy this handset on its own. In use, it will last for up to three days even with heavy use, and if left connected but with lighter use, will still be going after almost a week.
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So is iPhone 14 better than the previous-gen iPhone 13, which is now £200 cheaper? As is often the case, this is not a huge upgrade, with the same front and rear cameras, same processor and similar screen (although obviously the Plus is significantly bigger).īut there’s a lot to love about the iPhone Plus, in particular its sterling battery life: Apple claims it will go for 26 solid hours of video playback. It’s £100 more than the base iPhone 14 and that’s purely for the screen. If you’re a big phone fan, though, it’s pleasingly well-made and feels good in use. It feels considerably bigger than other iPhones, with that screen size verging close to tablet territory. It’s a bulky device, so bear that in mind - you might want to try one in an Apple Store.
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It’s got a huge 6.7-inch OLED screen but lacks a few of the technical bells and whistles of its pricier, equally large sibling the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Battery life 26 hours of video playbackĪpple’s iPhone 14 Plus was one of four models the tech giant introduced last autumn. Cameras: two 12MP rear cameras with optical image stabilisation, 12MP selfie camera. Screen: 6.7in Super Retina XDR OLED, 75hz refresh rate. Worth upgrading from iPhone 13? Sure, if you’re OK spending £200 for a better battery (most other features are the same) We like: Incredible battery life makes this phone a long-life superstar £864 for 128GB model, John Lewis also available at Apple and Very Buying the phone outright gives you more choice when it comes to data plans and the ability to jump between providers when they offer cut-price deals. The prices we give below are based on this. There are some good mobile phone deals allowing you to buy your phone through a network on a two- or three-year payment plan, but in our opinion you’re best buying a phone outright and taking on a sim-only deal. Although most come cheaper than that, they’re all a significant investment, so getting the right model is more important than ever. Smartphone buying is not getting cheaper: the Google Pixel Fold reviewed below is nearly £1,800. Best folding phone: Motorola RAZR 40 Ultra. But if you’re in a hurry, here’s a quick look at their top five: Which are the best smartphones in 2023? At a glance So who’s right? Below are Rob and Jack’s reviews of the best smartphones in 2023, followed by an FAQ section and a guide to some of the jargon you’ll come across when phone shopping. “If it’s less than about five years old, you’ll find a pretty good camera, lots of storage for photos and videos, a fully stocked app store and a good screen.” “For at least a few years now, new phones have tended to be iterative rather than revolutionary, so if you find a good deal on an even older model, that’s still worth considering,” Jack says. When is upgrading the right choice for you? This year, the choice is complicated with the proliferation of folding phones, which are very impressive – Rob was amazed by the Google Fold – but shockingly expensive. #Pixel 3a apps keep crashing upgrade#
Jack also thinks you’re better off sticking with a Google Pixel 6, whereas Rob would definitely upgrade to a Pixel 7. Rob Waugh believes the latest iPhone 14 Plus justifies its £850 price tag whereas Jack Rear maintains that the £500 iPhone SE is the one to get. What is the best smartphone to buy in 2023? Our technology reviewers are divided in their opinions.
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