The iPhone 14 Pro series will come not only with a new design, but also with a new display that is expected to support always-on mode. The display of the 2022 iPhone Pros will support the new variable refresh rate down to 1Hz. This means that we will now see the always on display feature on iPhones. The always-on screen feature has been talked about since the first betas of iOS 16, but we saw how the feature would work for the first time recently.
How will the iPhone 14 series be?
iPhone 14 Pro always on display feature
It looks like the always on display feature will work similarly to the Apple Watch. The new wallpapers for iPhone now have a new label called sleep with darkened elements. As can be seen from the video, the sleep version of the wallpapers will be activated when the iPhone 14 Pro screen turns off. The wallpaper will be dimmed in always-on mode and the clock and user-set widgets will be displayed, turning to full brightness when the phone is unlocked.
We will finally see the always on display feature, which has been on Android phones for years, and which we have seen on Apple Watch Series 5 and above, on iPhones as well. While the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max models support this feature, the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max will not support the always-on mode as they will have a 60Hz display.
iPhone 14 Pro will be distinguished by its design and features
Apple is expected to introduce four new iPhone models this year, and the Pro models will differ not only in display, but also in design and processor. Apple’s latest processor A16 Bionic chip is expected to be exclusive to the 14 Pro series. Pro models will come with a 48MP camera that allows 8K video recording. In addition, in these models, we will see a hole notch instead of the familiar notch. On the other hand, we will see a better front camera in the iPhone 14 series and all models will come with 6 GB of RAM.
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