Apple is expected to announce the new iPhone 14 lineup in or around September, meaning we’re just a handful of months away. Now, a new leak might have shared information about the batteries that will be in the new devices.
If everything goes according to plan we can expect Apple to announce an iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max come new iPhone season. Now, a Baidu post claiming to have confirmed battery information has been shared online.
According to that post, the iPhone 14 will have a 3,279mAh battery, up from the iPhone 13’s 3,227 mAh part.
The iPhone 14 Pro is said to have a 3,200 battery, an increase on the iPhone 13 Pro’s 3,095 mAh power source. Those buying an iPhone 14 Pro Max will get a 4,323 battery, the report claims — a reduction on the 4,352mAh battery that is in the iPhone 13 Pro Max.
One iPhone that we can’t get any comparisons for is the iPhone 14 Max because it doesn’t have an older model to look to. However, the larger iPhone 14 is set to get a 4,325mAh battery, if this latest post is any indication.
Apple’s iPhone 14 lineup is expected to be announced in or around September, with the devices set to go on sale shortly afterwards. However, ongoing shortages of components could mean that new iPhones will be hard to come by across Apple Stores and third-party retailers.
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