More significantly, both the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro outperformed their predecessors.
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In our real-world test - where we transcode a 4K video into 1080p - only a second separated the iPhone 12's time from the iPhone 12 Pro's.Īdobe Premiere Rush encoding time (Mins:Secs)
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You can read our full report on iPhone 12 benchmarks, but the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro turned in nearly identical numbers on tests like Geekbench 5, which measures overall performance, and 3DMark's Wild Life test for graphics performance. That's because all four iPhones run on Apple's new A14 Bionic processor, which just happens to produce the best results we've ever seen in benchmark tests. iPhone 12 Pro: Performanceĭespite the different prices and other features you'll find across the iPhone 12 lineup, performance is pretty consistent. Every iPhone 12 also benefits from Smart Data Mode, which can automatically adapt between 4G and 5G based on your location to save you data and power. Better yet, they all support both sub-6GHz and mmWave frequencies, meaning you'll be equipped for the fastest 5G experiences no matter where you are. iPhone 12 Pro: 5Gįortunately, every new iPhone 12 model supports 5G speeds.
The iPhone 12 Pro is also the first phone to let you shoot and edit video using Dolby Vision HDR. You'll be able to fine tune things such as white balance and color, while taking advantage of existing iPhone features such as Smart HDR. You'll also enjoy advanced features such as Apple ProRAW, which blends Apple's own computational photography with the typical benefits of editing in the RAW photo format. These phones have a triple-camera array with improved lenses, as well as an advanced LiDAR sensor for better augmented reality and greater depth sensing for photos and videos. If you're serious about smartphone photography, though, you'll want to go for the iPhone 12 Pro or Pro Max. New features include Night Mode for both the front and rear cameras, as well as Night Mode Time Lapse for putting together slick nighttime videos. The iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 continue to feature dual cameras in the back, including a wide angle lens and an ultra wide-angle lens. IPhone 12 Pro concept design (Image credit: Tom's Guide)
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