Last week brought us the great news that next year, Apple will no longer treat the vanilla iPhone models to last-year’s Pro processor. Sort of.
When the iPhone 14 series launched, customers were perplexed by Apple’s decision to equip the 14 Pro with the brand new A16 Bionic chipset, while the vanilla iPhone 14 entered the stage with last-year’s A15 Bionic, which was originally used by the iPhone 13 Pro. This year, the iPhone 15 Pro made history with the first 3nm A17 Pro chip, which was promised to bring dramatic performance gains, especially GPU-wise. However, the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus came with the 14 Pro’s 4nm A16 Bionic.
