The base iPhone 14 from Apple still retains the same 6.1-inch XDR OLED display with the standard refresh rate. It has scratch-resistant ceramic glass and an oleophobic coating. The screen is similar to what Apple gave us on the iPhone 13, and it peaks at 1200nits outdoors. It also has similar bezels around the display, and the same notch we have on previous models. There isn’t much gap between the display of the iPhone 13 and the iPhone 14. We can also see the big difference between the display on the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro.
The phone has a glass build with aluminum frames. It is the lightest iPhone of the entire iPhone 14 series weighing just 171 grams. The phone has IP68 water and dust resistance rating. Apple also took out the sim card slot for the US models. You can only buy the models with a sim card slot from China or India. It still retains a boxy design and a flat profile like the previous generation.
The phone is powered by the previous generation A15 Bionic chipset which is already ahead in terms of performance. It has better benchmark scores than other chipsets powering flagship Android phones. The phone is running on IOS 16 and it has 6GB RAM and up to 512GB of storage space.
There are two 12MP cameras at the back, and we also have a 12MP camera up front in the notch. There is also an SL3D sensor for face unlock up front. Apple made some improvements to the camera, especially the low light photography aspect. There is also an advanced OIS for stable videos, and you should expect clear images and videos from the phone.
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Apple iPhone 14 Price and Availability in Nigeria
The iPhone 14 has a starting price of $799 which equals ₦559,300 in Nigeria. It is going to be available in Nigeria through third-party sellers and you should expect it to be more expensive. The battery life is a little bit improved and the phone supports 25Watts fast charging. It also supports 15Watts MagSafe charging and Qi wireless charging.
