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We try each iPhone in real-world scenarios aimed at features, design, performance, cameras, battery life and total value. We document our findings, new iOS updates or in the initial research that is periodically updated to compare opponents against new phones such as Samsung, Google and OnePlus.
Photography
Photography, a great focus for the iPhone, so we take pictures and videos of different topics in various parameters and lighting scenarios. We try new camera modes like 4k 120FPS slow-mo video, which debuted with iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max.
Battery life
The battery test is carried out in different ways. During the typical use day, we note how long the iPhone lasts and how video calls are performed during the media streaming and more focus on the game. We always hold a video playback test that is not included at the initial review and then added an update.
Performance measurement
We use our own anecdotal experiments to review your performance and phone to measure performance. How special recording graphics and animations appear. They make smooth? Or are they lag or stutter? We also look at how quickly the phone is opened among the horizontal and vertical directions and is ready to photograph the camera and how to photograph.
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Edit photos and videos, perform processor-severe tasks as videos and games play. To make the rise from old models, we value the iPhone that contains a new version of the iPhone. Some of these tests are added later in updates after the initial opinion spread.
Read more: How CNET tests their phones
