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iPhone 13 Pro vs 14 Pro: Even in 2026, should I pay 100,000 won more for the 14 Pro?While the iPhone 13 Pro and 14 Pro don't have significant external differences, there's about a 100,000 won price gap. This video provides an in-depth comparison of the two models' design, display, performance, camera, and battery life to analyze whether the 14 Pro is worth the extra cost. If you're considering buying a used iPhone, this comparison will help you make a wise choice.
1. 💰 iPhone 13 Pro vs 14 Pro: Price and Initial Impressions
· The iPhone 13 Pro and 14 Pro have almost identical rear designs, making them difficult to distinguish with the naked eye.
· Currently, in the used market, the iPhone 13 Pro is traded at approximately 51,000 Taka (around 600,000 won), and the iPhone 14 Pro at approximately 61,000 Taka (around 700,000 won), showing a price difference of about 10,000 Taka (around 100,000 won).
· The core of this video is to compare how much of a difference this price gap makes in the actual user experience.
· Currently, in the used market, the iPhone 13 Pro is traded at approximately 51,000 Taka (around 600,000 won), and the iPhone 14 Pro at approximately 61,000 Taka (around 700,000 won), showing a price difference of about 10,000 Taka (around 100,000 won).
· The core of this video is to compare how much of a difference this price gap makes in the actual user experience.
00:00 - 00:33
1. 💰 iPhone 13 Pro vs 14 Pro: Price and Initial Impressions
· The iPhone 13 Pro and 14 Pro have almost identical rear designs, making them difficult to distinguish with the naked eye.
· Currently, in the used market, the iPhone 13 Pro is traded at approximately 51,000 Taka (around 600,000 won), and the iPhone 14 Pro at approximately 61,000 Taka (around 700,000 won), showing a price difference of about 10,000 Taka (around 100,000 won).
· The core of this video is to compare how much of a difference this price gap makes in the actual user experience.
· Currently, in the used market, the iPhone 13 Pro is traded at approximately 51,000 Taka (around 600,000 won), and the iPhone 14 Pro at approximately 61,000 Taka (around 700,000 won), showing a price difference of about 10,000 Taka (around 100,000 won).
· The core of this video is to compare how much of a difference this price gap makes in the actual user experience.
01:06 - 02:28
2. 📱 Design and Display Comparison: Notch vs Dynamic Island
· Both models have very similar designs and build quality, making them hard to distinguish without turning on the display.
· There are no significant external differences apart from a subtle variation in the flashlight.
· The biggest difference lies in the display. The 14 Pro uses Dynamic Island, while the 13 Pro uses the traditional notch.
· Both models offer a 6.1-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, similar brightness, and sound quality.
· Dynamic Island gives a more modern and premium feel than the 13 Pro's notch.
· There are no significant external differences apart from a subtle variation in the flashlight.
· The biggest difference lies in the display. The 14 Pro uses Dynamic Island, while the 13 Pro uses the traditional notch.
· Both models offer a 6.1-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, similar brightness, and sound quality.
· Dynamic Island gives a more modern and premium feel than the 13 Pro's notch.
02:29 - 03:51
3. 🚀 Performance and Software Support: A15 vs A16 Bionic
· The 13 Pro features the A15 Bionic (5nm) processor, while the 14 Pro has the A16 Bionic (4nm), making the 14 Pro more efficient and faster.
· Both models use 6GB RAM and NVMe storage.
· In everyday use (social media, YouTube, etc.), it's hard to notice a performance difference between the two models.
· When playing high-spec games (90/120 FPS), both models experience significant heating, but they show stable performance at 60 FPS.
· Thanks to Apple's hardware-software optimization, both models still boast excellent performance that can compete with flagship Android phones.
· The software support period is at least 2 years for the 13 Pro and at least 3 years for the 14 Pro, giving the 14 Pro an extra year, but the everyday performance difference hardly justifies the 100,000 won price gap.
· Both models use 6GB RAM and NVMe storage.
· In everyday use (social media, YouTube, etc.), it's hard to notice a performance difference between the two models.
· When playing high-spec games (90/120 FPS), both models experience significant heating, but they show stable performance at 60 FPS.
· Thanks to Apple's hardware-software optimization, both models still boast excellent performance that can compete with flagship Android phones.
· The software support period is at least 2 years for the 13 Pro and at least 3 years for the 14 Pro, giving the 14 Pro an extra year, but the everyday performance difference hardly justifies the 100,000 won price gap.
03:52 - 07:01
4. 📸 Camera Performance Comparison: The Difference of a 48MP Sensor
· The 13 Pro has all 12MP sensors, whereas the 14 Pro has a 48MP main sensor and the rest are 12MP.
· Portrait Photos (3x Telephoto)
· Surprisingly, the 13 Pro often produced better results by brightening faces, and it was consistently superior, especially in low-light conditions.
· The 14 Pro sometimes shows better detail.
· Thanks to the LiDAR sensor, both models offer similar edge detection and background blur effects.
· Regular Photos (Ultrawide, Main 1x)
· In ultrawide and 1x zoom, both models provide similar focal length, detail, natural colors, and dynamic range.
· Main Sensor (2x Zoom)
· The 14 Pro's 48MP main sensor offers better detail at 2x zoom. There's no difference at 1x zoom.
· Selfie Camera
· The 14 Pro provides slightly better detail and is superior in low light.
· Video Recording
· Both models can record 4K 60 FPS video, offering similar lens transitions and detail.
· Cinematic Mode
· The 13 Pro only supports FHD, while the 14 Pro supports 4K Cinematic Mode. However, both models show similar disappointing edge detection performance (significantly improved in the iPhone 15 series).
· Overall, in camera performance, it's hard to find a significant upgrade that justifies the 100,000 won price difference.
· Portrait Photos (3x Telephoto)
· Surprisingly, the 13 Pro often produced better results by brightening faces, and it was consistently superior, especially in low-light conditions.
· The 14 Pro sometimes shows better detail.
· Thanks to the LiDAR sensor, both models offer similar edge detection and background blur effects.
· Regular Photos (Ultrawide, Main 1x)
· In ultrawide and 1x zoom, both models provide similar focal length, detail, natural colors, and dynamic range.
· Main Sensor (2x Zoom)
· The 14 Pro's 48MP main sensor offers better detail at 2x zoom. There's no difference at 1x zoom.
· Selfie Camera
· The 14 Pro provides slightly better detail and is superior in low light.
· Video Recording
· Both models can record 4K 60 FPS video, offering similar lens transitions and detail.
· Cinematic Mode
· The 13 Pro only supports FHD, while the 14 Pro supports 4K Cinematic Mode. However, both models show similar disappointing edge detection performance (significantly improved in the iPhone 15 series).
· Overall, in camera performance, it's hard to find a significant upgrade that justifies the 100,000 won price difference.
07:02 - 08:08
5. 🔋 Battery Performance: 14 Pro's Slight Edge
· Both models use a Lightning port, making it difficult to share charging cables with other devices due to the lack of a USB-C port.
· The 14 Pro has a 3200mAh battery, and the 13 Pro has a 3095mAh battery, giving the 14 Pro a slightly larger capacity.
· The 14 Pro's 4nm A16 chipset is more efficient, resulting in slightly longer battery life.
· In actual use, the 14 Pro lasts about 10-20 minutes longer than the 13 Pro.
· Both models offer an average of 4.5-5.5 hours of screen-on time, which might be insufficient for heavy users to last a full day.
· The battery performance difference is minimal and doesn't justify the 100,000 won price difference.
· The 14 Pro has a 3200mAh battery, and the 13 Pro has a 3095mAh battery, giving the 14 Pro a slightly larger capacity.
· The 14 Pro's 4nm A16 chipset is more efficient, resulting in slightly longer battery life.
· In actual use, the 14 Pro lasts about 10-20 minutes longer than the 13 Pro.
· Both models offer an average of 4.5-5.5 hours of screen-on time, which might be insufficient for heavy users to last a full day.
· The battery performance difference is minimal and doesn't justify the 100,000 won price difference.
08:09 - 09:08
6. ✅ Final Conclusion and Display Issues
· If you can tolerate the notch instead of Dynamic Island, the iPhone 13 Pro offers better value for money at this point.
· The iPhone 14 Pro doesn't show as much performance improvement as expected for its price, and it would need to drop further in price to be considered good value.
· Some iPhone 13 Pro devices have reported display issues, but this varies by luck, and such problems are much less common in the 14 Pro.
· The iPhone 14 Pro doesn't show as much performance improvement as expected for its price, and it would need to drop further in price to be considered good value.
· Some iPhone 13 Pro devices have reported display issues, but this varies by luck, and such problems are much less common in the 14 Pro.