iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max: EU Rules Reveal Battery and Benchmark Details
Apple's newly unveiled iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max run on the A20 Pro chip, with EU energy labels disclosing their battery capacities and early Geekbench results now surfacing.
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Apple has introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, both built around the company's new A20 Pro processor, according to GSMArena.
Because of European Union requirements, Apple published Energy Labels for the devices, disclosing their battery capacities in the region. GSMArena reported that the iPhone 18 Pro carries a 4,056 mAh cell and the iPhone 18 Pro Max a 5,391 mAh battery. Compared with their predecessors, the Pro's battery is 1.45% larger, while the Pro Max's is 11.8% bigger than the iPhone 17.
Early performance figures have also appeared. Two devices identifying themselves as iPhone 19,2 and iPhone 19,3 ran Geekbench 6.7, GSMArena said. Their single-core scores came in at 4,719 and 4,612, and their multi-core scores at 12,677 and 11,819, respectively.
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