iPhone 14 Pro has 50% faster download speeds vs iPhone 13 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 - 9to5Mac

Ookla released its fall report for US mobile and fixed broadband Internet speeds with T-Mobile continuing its pb implicit the competition. An absorbing uncovering included successful the latest survey is the accrued cellular show with the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max.

Shortly aft the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max launched, we saw a trial amusement that 5G speeds were up to 38% faster compared to the iPhone 13 Pro.

Now Ookla’s Q3 show report has corroborated those findings that the Qualcomm X65 modem successful the iPhone 14 Pro offers notably faster show than the X60 successful the iPhone 13 Pro – and Samsung’s S22+ and Ultra.

While the earlier survey we saw looked astatine conscionable 5G speeds, Ookla’s trial shows median download speeds by instrumentality with iPhone 14 Pro starring astatine 147.42 Mbps and iPhone 14 Pro coming successful 2nd with 142.57 Mbps.

Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra came successful 3rd rather a ways beneath with 102.87, iPhone 13 Pro Max landed astatine 96.46, and the Galaxy S22+ finished up successful 5th with 93.06.

That comes retired to implicit 50% faster mean 4G/5G speeds for the iPhone 14 Pro Max successful this survey compared to the Galaxy S22+ and iPhone 13 Pro Max.

As you tin spot above, median upload speeds were besides notably faster for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max astatine 17.07 and 16.07 Mbps. The different apical devices logged upload averages of 10-11 Mbps which again made the caller iPhones up to 50% faster.

Interestingly, erstwhile looking astatine the large representation for each iPhone and Samsung devices, the second took the borderline with median speeds of 65.94 with Apple astatine 62.49 Mbps. Samsung besides showed a flimsy pb for median upload speeds and a two-millisecond little latency.

Check retired the full Ookla report for much details by region/city, provider, and more.

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