The 5G performance of the iPhone 15 have nothing to do with the iPhone 14

Apple introduced 5G on its iPhone 12 and all the smartphones that followed. The Cupertino firm has nevertheless changed this technology from one generation to another and a new report demonstrates the advances made this year, with the generation of iPhone 15.

Indeed, the apple brand seems to have crossed a level, the performance levels of iPhone 15 have nothing to do with those of the iPhone 14. The capacity of “Media Download” of the iPhone 14 was 163.67 Mbps, a slightly better data on the iPhone 14 Plus (166.82) and even more interesting on the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, with respectively 210 and 220 MBPS.

But with the arrival of the generation of iPhone 15 in the Apple range, this data has been widely exceeded. The iPhone 15 entry -level offers a flow of 249Mbps. He thus beats all the iPhone 14 models with a beautiful margin. The iPhone 15 Pro follows it at a good distance with a score of 268.99 Mbps. Just in front we find the iPhone 15 Plus with 275.48Mbps. The large smartphone has earned more than 100 Mbps per second in a year, a magnificent evolution.

But despite this remarkable progress, the iPhone 15 Pro Max remains alone in the lead. It offers a 5G download speed of 285.02 Mbps. It's simple, no smartphone on the market today does better than the apple phone. The best direct competitor of the firm is Samsung Galaxy Fold 5 with a score of 231 Mbps.

What is the data in France?

If these data demonstrate Apple’s omnipotence in the 5G sector, thanks to its modems provided by Qualcomm, the figures are different in France. For good reason, the network and infrastructure are not the same. We know that Apple in the United States is working closely with Verizon to offer high quality 5G coverage.

In France, things are therefore slightly different. The iPhone 15 remain very fast smartphones, among the most powerful in the world. This is confirmed by a study published this week by Ookla. The iPhone 15 is “the fastest 5G smartphone on the market” in France.