The new iPhone 16 has a 6.1-inch screen, runs on the A18 processor, and features a dual-camera setup aligned vertically. The iPhone 14 Pro also has a 6.1-inch screen, but it supports variable refresh rate up to 120Hz.

The iPhone 16 I tested doesn’t have the word “Pro” in its name, but it’s easy to forget that when I’m using its new dedicated camera shutter to capture a flower in painstaking detail. Or editing the audio mix of a live musical performance with a single tap.

While there’s no doubt that the pricier Pro models of the iPhone 16 series are better, with improved and larger displays, a third camera, that gorgeous titanium build and more, this year’s iPhone has a lot in common with the Pro. To the extent that for many people, the Pro adds bells and whistles they can manage without.

The new iPhone 16 models are out and if you're upgrading to the Pro Max, the Desert Titanium color is something you shouldn't miss out on.

Apple's new devices add a button for quicker photo capture and introduce AI. Here's what we thought after testing.

Now the iPhone 16 Pro is here, it's time for us to see how it compares to its predecessor, the iPhone 15 Pro. Whether you're interested in upgrading to one of these phones from your current handset, want to swap your iPhone 15 Pro for the latest model,