Internally and externally, the iPhone 12 Pro represents a significant step forward. On the inside, you'll find lightning-fast 5G connection and the world's first 5nm processor, both of which are leagues ahead of anything found in an Android phone. And last, the exterior of the iPhone 12 Pro has been upgraded to make it more durable with a 6.1-inch Ceramic Shield display and more streamlined with a design that features flat edges. After being released in October of last year, the iPhone 12 Pro is now readily available. The starting pricing of the phone is the same as that of the iPhone 11 Pro, which is $999 . On the other hand, you now have access to 128 GB of storage space, which is twice as much as you had last year and, to be honest, long overdue.
If you require additional space, you have the option of purchasing 256GB for $1,099 or 512GB for $1,299.

DESIGN
This is a welcome change of pace. With the introduction of the iPhone 12 Pro, Apple ditched the rounded aesthetic of the previous several generations of the iPhone and went for a look with flat edges. Compared to those of the iPhone 11 Pro, the sides made of stainless steel have a more substantial feel, are less likely to slide off, and are evocative of the iPhone 4. (in a good way). Even though the sharpness of the flat edges is greater than what I'm used to with the curved sides, I did not experience any pain. An additional advantage is that the larger 6.1-inch display can be housed in a chassis that is almost identical in size to the 5.8-inch iPhone 11 Pro. This is due to Apple reducing the size of the bezels that surround the display. The end product is a smartphone that has a larger display area and is simpler to operate with just one hand. The iPhone 12 Pro has dimensions of 5.78 inches by 2.82 inches by 0.29 inches and weighs 6.66 ounces. This is in comparison to the iPhone 11 Pro, which had dimensions of 5.67 inches by 2.81 inches by 0.32 inches and weighed 6.63 ounces. The Graphite, Silver, Gold, and Pacific Blue are the four color options available with the iPhone 12 Pro.

DISPLAY
The notch is still present on the iPhone 12 Pro, which is disappointing because I was hoping for a more immersive full-screen experience. But the iPhone 12 Pro does provide a more immersive viewing experience than the iPhone 11 Pro offers because the panel size has been increased to 6.1 inches and the bezels have been reduced in size. The resolution of the iPhone 12 Pro is 2532 by 1170 pixels at 460 dots per inch (dpi), which is a minor improvement over the iPhone 11 Pro's resolution of 2532 by 1170 pixels at 458 dots per inch (ppi). Our light meter measured an average of 742 nits of brightness emanating from the display of the iPhone 12 Pro. The display on the iPhone 12 Pro does not have a rapid refresh rate because it does not have that feature. The fact that the newest iPhones do not come equipped with this capability is unfortunate, but it should not be considered a deal breaker.

CAMERA
The photography capabilities of the iPhone 12 Pro are so outstanding that it is almost an insult to call it a camera phone. Even though the wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto lenses all have the same 12MP resolution, there have been a ton of improvements made to this section. One of the most notable of these improvements is that the main camera now has a faster f/1.6 aperture, which results in 27% improved low-light performance. Additional standout features include Night Mode for the Ultra Wide and TrueDepth (front) cameras, Deep Fusion on each camera for improved detail, and Smart HDR 3 for achieving the best results possible in challenging lighting circumstances. The iPhone 12 Pro is the first smartphone in the world to be able to record video in high dynamic range (HDR) and support Dolby Vision. A further advantage is that the iPhone 12 Pro's wider aperture allows for improved video capture in low-light situations. In addition, Night mode Time-lapses can be captured for material that has a dramatic appearance.

PERFORMANCE
Apple asserts that the iPhone 12 Pro features the world's fastest chip in a smartphone thanks to the inclusion of the world's first 5nm technology in a device. This assertion is supported by benchmarks as well as our own real-world testing. In point of fact, Apple is doing nothing more than extending the gap between the iPhone and Android phones at this point in time. Additionally, the iPhone 12 Pro offered a speedy performance when playing games. The action on the screen never slowed down, even when there were more than a dozen foes present. The phone is driven by the A14 Bionic chipset, and according to our diagnostics, it appears to come with 6GB of RAM. These features allow for maximal capabilities when performing activities such as the aforementioned video editing on the move. Whether or not the majority of people will be able to make the most of that capability is another question, but if you know that you'll need a phone that can endure the apps that are the most demanding, this is the one to choose.

BATTERY
The battery that is included in the iPhone 12 Pro is 2,815 mAh, which is less than the 3,046 mAh battery that is included in the iPhone 11 Pro. Apple has revealed that the iPhone 12 Pro will have a battery life that is one hour shorter for video playback when compared to the iPhone 11 Pro from 2019. The iPhone 12 series are extremely energy-efficient because they spend the majority of their time in the standby mode. This means that if you're planning to spend more time at home connected to wonderful and reliable Wi-Fi, you may be very pleased to discover that you don't need to constantly worry about battery levels.
But things tend to be more unpredictable when you're out and about in the world. Particularly when we were using the phone for web browsing, playing games, or generally having the screen fired up while coming in and out of 5G signal (a regular occurrence while the networks are still being pushed out), battery life was significantly more "slippier."

At first blush, the iPhone 12 Pro seems like a less compelling purchase than the standard iPhone 12. The two mobile devices have the same outside appearance, and a comparison of their respective specifications reveals that they are also comparable on the inside. However, there are a few crucial aspects that impressed us more than others. The colors of the iPhone 12 Pro are really appealing to the eye. The iPhone 12 Pro is a significant improvement over the iPhone 11 Pro, but it is not the target audience for Apple's next flagship device. Those who already own an older iPhone and are interested in upgrading to a newer model, such as the iPhone XS, iPhone X, or iPhone 8, are the target audience for this offer. You get a larger display in a design that is just as tiny, cameras that produce astoundingly good results (particularly in low light), and connectivity with 5G networks. Even though it has a shorter battery life than other Android phones in its class, the iPhone 12 Pro outperforms every Android phone in its class when it comes to performance and the quality of its camera.