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#Iphone 12 versions comparison pro

Selfies from the front camera are identical and both models can shoot video in Dolby Vision HDR. As mentioned above, it’s a lot better for low-light shooting, too.

#Iphone 12 versions comparison pro

If you value zoom, though, then it’s worth plumping for the Pro model as the 52mm tele lens lets you get closer to a subject without sacrificing too much detail. Pictures from the main cameras are virtually indistinguishable (hardly a surprise when the sensor is the same), and the same goes for those taken with the ultra-wide unit. Night mode is also available in the ultra-wide mode. There’s a new 12-megapixel main f/1.6 sensor across the board, with that faster aperture allowing more light in for brighter shots and video.

The Pro also has a LiDAR sensor, which noticeably improves low-light image capture since it allows for portraits and far quicker focusing. The iPhone 12 has two rear-facing cameras, wide and ultra-wide, while the Pro has three: wide, ultra-wide and tele. The most obvious difference between these two handsets are the camera arrays.

iPhone 12 Pro has more cameras, LiDAR and evolved zooming skills.

We haven’t noticed a benefit of this extra memory so far however, it might help out down the line. One difference between the two models is that, according to Geekbench 5, the Pro model has 6GB of RAM, as opposed to the 4GB on the iPhone 12. These are easily two of the fastest phones around. The iPhone 12s also run on the A14 Bionic 5nm chipset, which is supremely nippy and efficient. You don’t need to splash out for the Pro models to get 5G, since all new models support the tech. The 5G networks have been live across most major carriers in the UK and the USA for about a year now, so it’s good to see Apple finally adding 5G to its phones. One of the big new features for this whole range of iPhones is support for 5G.

They both have the same chipset and 5G – but differ in RAM.

They also both support the new MagSafe wireless charging tech. You do still get the Lightning cable, though. If you want the lighter phone, opt for the iPhone 12.īoth phones offer water-resistance, a Lightning port for charging (still no USB-C here) but lack previously included accessories such as a charger plug and EarPods.

Both phones are also the exact same size, so if you buy a case for one then it will fit just fine on the other.

The Pro is made of slightly higher-quality materials, with stainless steel sides as opposed to aluminium.

The notch remains on the display, housing all the elements of the Face ID sensor. The phone’s sides are flat (rather than rounded) and the back is smooth. These new models sport a look that’s not too dissimilar to the iPad Pro, and they’re certainly inspired by the iconic iPhone 5.

Both the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro boast the new design languageĪpple has finally overhauled the design of its iPhone, ditching the iPhone X look we’ve had for a number of years now.