The editorial staff of MacGeneration has not been idle in recent weeks. The whole team got busy to promptly offer subscribers of the Club iGen tests of all new Apple products for the start of the school year.
It started with testing the iPhone 14, 14 Pro, and 14 Pro Max. For the 14 Plus, we will have to wait a little longer, its release being scheduled for October 7. As usual, the editorial staff took care to thoroughly examine the new iPhones. Operation of the always-on screen, contribution of 48 Mpx in photos, interest of the second light sensor, progress in terms of performance, integration of the Dynamic Island, pricing policy… We have reviewed everything to give you uncompromising opinions:
Test of the iPhone 14: an additional cost for treading water
iPhone 14 Pro review: the iPhone of all promises
Test of the iPhone 14 Pro Max: a new peak… price
iPhone 14: what is good, what is not so… The Kernel Panic test!
The new Apple Watches have received the same treatment. Is the Ultra as exceptional as Apple claims? Does the Series 8 have any new features that matter? Who is the SE 2022 for? The answers to these questions in our tests:
Apple Watch SE 2022 review: a smooth handover
Apple Watch Series 8 review: another good episode
Apple Watch Ultra review: ultra good or ultra bad?
An iPhone in the hands, an Apple Watch on the wrist… All that’s missing are AirPods in the ears to complete the panoply. Are the 2nd generation AirPods Pro worth (re)spending €299 knowing full well that they have a limited lifespan ? Clarification here:
AirPods Pro 2 test: silence, it pulses!
As we usually do, we will be reviewing some of these devices in detail in the coming months with long-term testing.
While the Lyon and Canadian offices of MacGeneration were busy writing the tests of the latest products, in his Breton branch Nicolas was busy updating the book What’s new in iOS 16. The guide now includes a large chapter dedicated to the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro. You will discover all the new features specific to these models. This digital book is on sale at introductory price of €7.99.
It is thanks to the support of the members of the iGen Club that the editorial staff can carry out this myriad of tests as well as the writing of the guides on the new operating systems (the one on macOS Ventura is on the way), so a big thank you to them! If you are not yet a subscriber, the iGen Club includes many advantages:
- dozens of exclusive articles (tests, analyses, series, etc.) each month;
- no in our apps or on our sites;
- a dedicated website, ClubiGen.frad-free and customizable, which brings together content from MacGeneration, iGeneration et WatchGeneration ;
- a regular podcast, Kernel Panic;
- et a private Discord server to discuss among members and with the MacG team.
Subscribe to the iGen Club, it is also supporting us directly, an essential help for the sustainability of MacGeneration. Three formulas are available: €4.99/month without commitment, €45/year (i.e. 3 months of savings) or €22.50/year for low incomes.