All iPhone 16 models may use the same 3nm chipset next year
All iPhone 16 models may use the same 3nm chipset next year
Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 series may feature the same 3nm A18 chipset across all models, according to industry analyst Jeff Pu. This would mean that the non-Pro models could see a significant performance boost compared to the Pro models. However, there may still be a distinction between the Pro and non-Pro models, with the Pro models potentially getting the A18 Pro chips.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 series may feature the same 3nm A18 chipset across all models, according to industry analyst Jeff Pu. This would mean that the non-Pro models could see a significant performance boost compared to the Pro models. However, there may still be a distinction between the Pro and non-Pro models, with the Pro models potentially getting the A18 Pro chips.
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Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 series may feature the same 3nm A18 chipset across all models, according to industry analyst Jeff Pu. This would mean that the non-Pro models could see a significant performance boost compared to the Pro models. However, there may still be a distinction between the Pro and non-Pro models, with the Pro models potentially getting the A18 Pro chips. 
