The video is a review of the iPhone 14 Pro, conducted six months after its launch. The reviewer, who travels extensively, had difficulty finding the phone in various countries before finally purchasing it in an airport. The reviewer praises the phone's design and the fact that it's not scarce.
The reviewer mentions three main improvements over the previous model, the iPhone 13 Pro. Firstly, the phone now has eight cores and 48 GHz technology. The reviewer also appreciates a feature called the Dynamic Island, which serves several purposes such as displaying the cover of the album you're listening to or saving the last app you used.
The reviewer notes that the phone performs better at night in both photo and video quality than the iPhone 13 Pro. The camera's action mode, which replaces the cinema mode from the previous model, also provides noticeable stabilization when recording videos. The reviewer also mentions that the phone now has a 48-megapixel camera, although they don't see much use for it unless you're a professional videographer.
In conclusion, the reviewer suggests that while the iPhone 14 Pro does offer some improvements over the iPhone 13 Pro, it may not be necessary to upgrade if you already own the iPhone 13 Pro or the iPhone 12 Pro, unless you're heavily invested in professional video production.
1. The reviewer is discussing the iPhone 14 Pro, six months after its launch.
2. The iPhone 14 is very scarce, and the reviewer had to search in at least five different countries to find it.
3. The reviewer purchased the iPhone 14 Pro for approximately 1700 dollars or 34 thousand 35 thousand Mexican pesos.
4. The reviewer found two significant improvements in the iPhone 14: the Dynamic Island feature and the improved photo capabilities at night.
5. The Dynamic Island feature serves multiple purposes, such as storing the last app used, saving the last app used, and providing updates.
6. The iPhone 14's camera has an action mode, which the reviewer found to significantly improve video quality.
7. The iPhone 14 has a 48-megapixel camera, but the reviewer suggests it might not be necessary unless you make a career out of taking high-quality photos.
8. The reviewer suggests that if you already own an iPhone 13 Pro or 12 Pro, you might not need to upgrade to the iPhone 14 Pro unless you engage in activities that require your phone to be at 100%, such as making videos or taking high-quality photos.