The Apple iPhone 15 Pro excels during testing

There are notable innovations in the iPhone 15 Pro. The casing design has undergone slight revisions, ensuring a better grip. Apple has introduced titanium as a new material for the frame, although it's worth noting that this is a relatively thin layer, with the majority of the frame still being made from recycled aluminum.

The new material has made the new iPhone 15 Pro significantly lighter and also slightly smaller in width and length, although the screen still measures 6.1 inches diagonally.

In terms of the screen, you can still expect a very bright OLED screen with excellent color reproduction. On tiny surfaces with HDR displays, we measured up to 1,900 cd/m2.

Compared to its predecessor, there haven't been as many changes made to the cameras. However, there's now a LiDAR sensor at the back, enhancing portrait photography in low-light conditions. Furthermore, it will soon be able to record spatial videos, which can be experienced later using VR glasses. The image quality of the camera remains excellent, and its optical zoom capabilities are also impressive.

Apple's gaming initiative is a significant move for the company, and the iPhone 15 Pro plays a central role in this strategy. Equipped with a new 6-core GPU supporting ray tracing, it provides enough power to run AAA titles typically found on PCs or consoles. Games like Resident Evil Village and Assassin's Creed: Mirage have already been announced and will be available as native versions on the fastest iPhones and iPads currently on the market.

If you're interested in learning more about the iPhone 15 Pro, we recommend checking out our in-depth review, which includes numerous benchmarks and detailed information about the new Apple phone.