**Comparing the Performance of Apple's iPhones over the Past 10 Years**

In recent years, Apple has consistently released new iPhone models with improved performance and features. To understand just how much progress the company has made, we decided to compare the performance of every iPhone model released over the past 10 years.

**Benchmark Tests**

We started by looking at benchmark tests for each iPhone model. These tests measure a phone's processor speed and multi-core performance. The results were impressive, with the newer iPhones outperforming their older counterparts significantly. For example, the multi-core score of the A11 Bionic chip in the iPhone 8 Plus was almost double that of the older A7 chip in the iPhone 6S.

**Comparison of Single-Core Scores**

In single-core benchmark tests, the difference between the new and old iPhones wasn't as dramatic. However, this was not surprising, given that many everyday tasks don't require intense processing power. The iPhone 8 Plus still performed well, with a score similar to the newer iPhone 11.

**Comparison of Multi-Core Scores**

The multi-core scores, on the other hand, revealed just how powerful the new iPhones are. In tests like Geekbench, which measures processor speed and efficiency, the A11 Bionic chip in the iPhone 8 Plus outperformed its older counterparts by a significant margin.

**HTML5 Compatibility Test**

We also ran an HTML5 compatibility test for each iPhone model, which measures how well a phone can render web pages with complex graphics and animations. The results were largely linear, with no clear standout winner. However, the iPhone 11 did perform slightly better in this test than its older counterparts.

**App Switcher Performance**

In terms of app switcher performance, the iPhone 8 Plus was actually the fastest to launch apps. This was not surprising, given that Apple's latest operating system is designed to be faster and more efficient.

**Sound Output Test**

One feature that Apple has improved significantly over the past few years is the sound output. We ran a test using decibels to measure the loudness of each iPhone model's speaker. The results were stunning, with the newer iPhones producing significantly louder sound than their older counterparts.

**Heat Output Test**

We also tested the heat output of each iPhone model during intense usage. The results revealed that the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus were actually the hottest devices on test, followed closely by the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.

**Touch ID Unlock Speed Test**

In terms of biometric authentication, we ran a test to measure the speed of Touch ID unlocking on each iPhone model. While Apple's latest operating system has improved the performance of Touch ID, the results revealed that the new iPhone 11 was only slightly faster than its older counterparts.

**Camera Performance**

Finally, we turned our attention to camera performance. The results were impressive, with even the oldest iPhone models producing high-quality images. However, the newer iPhones, particularly the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X, produced images with significantly more detail and color accuracy.

**Low-Light Photography**

One area where the new iPhones excel is in low-light photography. We compared the camera performance of the original iPhone 3GS with the iPhone 8 Plus, and the results were stunning. The iPhone 8 Plus was able to capture far more detail and color in even the darkest conditions.

**Optical Image Stabilization**

Another feature that Apple has improved significantly over the past few years is optical image stabilization (OIS). The iPhone X, which features dual OIS, produced images with a level of smoothness and clarity that its predecessors could only dream of.

**Daytime Photography**

We also ran some tests to compare the performance of each iPhone model in daylight conditions. While there was still a noticeable difference between the new and old iPhones, it was not as dramatic as the results we saw in low-light photography.

**Color Accuracy**

Finally, we tested the color accuracy of each iPhone model. The results revealed that even the oldest iPhone models were able to produce surprisingly accurate colors, but the newer iPhones produced images with a level of vibrancy and detail that their predecessors could only match with great effort.

In conclusion, comparing the performance of Apple's iPhones over the past 10 years has been an eye-opening experience. From benchmark tests to camera performance, it's clear that Apple has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible in mobile technology. Whether you're a power user or just someone who wants a reliable and feature-rich smartphone, there's never been a better time to upgrade to a new iPhone.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys this is everything Apple Peru here and it's that time of year again time to compare every model of the iPhone ever made in an ultimate speed camera and everything else comparison it's almost hard to believe that it's been 10 years since the original has been released time really does fly you'll know how incredible this is I hope you never really know because it's it's bad out there today this year our new arrivals are the iPhone 8 iPhone 8 plus and the missing iPhone 10 which I'll have to make an amended video for but for the time being I'll do it with these so these guys are great I've been using my new 8 plus it's a fantastic device incredibly fast great cameras I'm excited to see how it compares to the rest also iOS 11 is new so this is a massive update riddled with bugs upon release but overall feature packed and pretty cool Apple had good intentions with this one we'll have to see how it runs on the older devices and this video really will give us that comparison and perspective so this is the difference ten years makes with god glass versus aluminum overall design is the same on these most of the changes are gonna be happening on the inside Apple has just been killing it with the processors the new iPhone is a hundred and fifty times faster than the original that is insane to think about in just 10 years your phones have gone a hundred and 50 times faster and that's definitely not to say that other things haven't changed for example the displays have gotten much bigger much sharper the new two-tone display technology is pretty dang cool your phone doesn't look so icy blue anymore and overall this is our entire lineup this is the 10-year span that Apple has been making iPhones it's a bit staggering working with 17 phones for this video so this took a gargantuan effort of editing and filming to make this happen not to mention all the devices themselves but I'm excited to see how do these compare in a speed test comparison so we're gonna be starting off with something a little bit more simple something that may not matter to you guys as much but I wanted to see out of all these devices which one turns on the fastest so I know we don't really turn on our devices that often but when you do and you're in a pinch you need to make a phone call or something which one will be there for you first so first of all I just wanted to mention that powering these things on do the slide to unlock Shaw anymore that was so famous in my earlier videos but no matter it still had to make it work somehow that will be coming back with the iPhone 10 anyways so I actually had to buy a 20 USB port adapter just to make this startup happen but anyways we're off here and as close to synchronized as possible about them entirely lined up here this is based on release schedule so from the oldest to the newest on the right notice the weird flashing Iowa's 11 does for some reason but we got a winner already the iPhone 8 and 8 plus series they are incredibly fast followed by these 6s plus 7 6s SE and the iPhone 7 plus so I've got a little waiting period here until the next one which one will be the number 6 it's gotta be one of the newer devices right well the oldest iPhone original model actually came in next than the iPhone 6 series than the iPhone 3GS the iPhone 5c strangely which beat out the iPhone 5 and then followed by the iPhone 4 iPhone 5 and the 5s soon after that very interesting then the iPhone 3G and I guess whose lasts you knew you shouldn't have updated your for us yes it is the slowest of all of these on the iOS 9 update alright so that is the startup tests the 4s is the loser here with the new 8 and 8 plus being the winners next up let's go ahead and take a look at some benchmarks and this is getting very hard to display so I had to improvise if your perspective graph here these are with the exact values input the iPhone 8 plus doesn't make as big of a difference as you would think any single core score versus d7 but the multi-core is almost double that's just crazy man Apple has got this processor game rocketed down can't wait to see what's next so this is the oldest versus the newest what a world of difference right next up are the m22 benchmarks which do you take into account the GPU as well I've got a very nice results here interestingly enough these 6s and 7 were pretty much the same they're now moving on to the html5 compatibility test for the Safari browser just what I like to throw in here pretty linear result iowa's 11 is the same on all devices and with all app switcher is cleared wanted to run a synchronized opening of the camera application happening now the iPhone 8 and 8 plus warrant first to beat it out by the Joule the iPhone se so there is the speed portion of this video but I didn't want to end it there of course the newer iPhones were faster but surprisingly Iowa's lovin did significantly slowed down a lot of the existing iPhones so you should always update just right away anyways I want to continue this video and do several other tests like a sound output test the iPhones have gotten rid of the headphone jack but in its place they have some incredible stereo speakers so in decibels I went ahead and measured the sound outputs of all these speakers on the iPhones and of course the newer iPhones were louder Apple was not kidding the iPhone 8 and 8 plus are so incredibly booming the best speakers I've ever heard on a smartphone a next a heat output test on the hottest point of the iPhone during n22 benchmarks a time when the iPhone really really struggles the iPhone 7 and 7 plus were the hottest of the bunch with the a an A+ coming just behind and a test I just recently started the touch ID unlock speed test even on touch ID hasn't really gotten better since the iPhone 6s still like to see and the new iPhone 8 was first followed by the 7 plus and the iPhone 8 plus speed of animations is a key factor here as well if Apple got rid of that and they'd be much faster in general so next up cameras oh boy I'm so excited to show you this one it's hard to believe that with all I phones we would take pictures of this caliber wow that's just terrible but it started slowly getting better especially in low-light Apple started focusing on that with larger apertures on the iPhone and you can make out more detail more color in this sign especially on the 88 plus Wow it is just incredible what kind of detail you can get from that in actual comparison with the original iPhone wow what a difference I was stunned when I saw this if I make pixels versus 12 with huge improvements on the low-light now directly comparing the first video capable iPhone the 3GS with the iPhone 8 plus in low-light environments Wow the video looks amazing on the A+ well you still do get a lot of noise but you can make out so much detail that you cannot on the 3GS not to mention the motion blur is just awful on a three frames per second video comparing its to a 60 frames per second there's also the matter of optical image stabilization which will only be getting better with the iPhone 10 with dual optical image stabilization but wow the color clarity and everything in low lights is so much different now an actual well-lit shot with a lot of color I was able to get some pretty impressive results even on the older iPhones buts just that much better results on the newer ones when the color is the fruits they just start popping more did I just say fruits my vegetables yeah you do get a huge difference here comparing it to the original not as drastic of a difference as the low-light shots but still feels really muddy really blurry comparing those but this is in the daytime as you guys can see the differences are staggering anyway tell what color these are accurately getting in real close can actually focus and give you a good idea of what's going on it is incredible what kind of a difference there is between these alright guys so there it is that is a comparison of every model of the iPhone for the past 10 years all in one video with 17 iPhones oh my goodness this was not easy but I hope it was worth it seeing the perspective that's 10 years it makes between these phones even though it seems sometimes not much is changing please drop a like for my troubles on this video hope you guys enjoyed it in stay tuned for the new one with the iPhone 10 here soon peacewhat's up guys this is everything Apple Peru here and it's that time of year again time to compare every model of the iPhone ever made in an ultimate speed camera and everything else comparison it's almost hard to believe that it's been 10 years since the original has been released time really does fly you'll know how incredible this is I hope you never really know because it's it's bad out there today this year our new arrivals are the iPhone 8 iPhone 8 plus and the missing iPhone 10 which I'll have to make an amended video for but for the time being I'll do it with these so these guys are great I've been using my new 8 plus it's a fantastic device incredibly fast great cameras I'm excited to see how it compares to the rest also iOS 11 is new so this is a massive update riddled with bugs upon release but overall feature packed and pretty cool Apple had good intentions with this one we'll have to see how it runs on the older devices and this video really will give us that comparison and perspective so this is the difference ten years makes with god glass versus aluminum overall design is the same on these most of the changes are gonna be happening on the inside Apple has just been killing it with the processors the new iPhone is a hundred and fifty times faster than the original that is insane to think about in just 10 years your phones have gone a hundred and 50 times faster and that's definitely not to say that other things haven't changed for example the displays have gotten much bigger much sharper the new two-tone display technology is pretty dang cool your phone doesn't look so icy blue anymore and overall this is our entire lineup this is the 10-year span that Apple has been making iPhones it's a bit staggering working with 17 phones for this video so this took a gargantuan effort of editing and filming to make this happen not to mention all the devices themselves but I'm excited to see how do these compare in a speed test comparison so we're gonna be starting off with something a little bit more simple something that may not matter to you guys as much but I wanted to see out of all these devices which one turns on the fastest so I know we don't really turn on our devices that often but when you do and you're in a pinch you need to make a phone call or something which one will be there for you first so first of all I just wanted to mention that powering these things on do the slide to unlock Shaw anymore that was so famous in my earlier videos but no matter it still had to make it work somehow that will be coming back with the iPhone 10 anyways so I actually had to buy a 20 USB port adapter just to make this startup happen but anyways we're off here and as close to synchronized as possible about them entirely lined up here this is based on release schedule so from the oldest to the newest on the right notice the weird flashing Iowa's 11 does for some reason but we got a winner already the iPhone 8 and 8 plus series they are incredibly fast followed by these 6s plus 7 6s SE and the iPhone 7 plus so I've got a little waiting period here until the next one which one will be the number 6 it's gotta be one of the newer devices right well the oldest iPhone original model actually came in next than the iPhone 6 series than the iPhone 3GS the iPhone 5c strangely which beat out the iPhone 5 and then followed by the iPhone 4 iPhone 5 and the 5s soon after that very interesting then the iPhone 3G and I guess whose lasts you knew you shouldn't have updated your for us yes it is the slowest of all of these on the iOS 9 update alright so that is the startup tests the 4s is the loser here with the new 8 and 8 plus being the winners next up let's go ahead and take a look at some benchmarks and this is getting very hard to display so I had to improvise if your perspective graph here these are with the exact values input the iPhone 8 plus doesn't make as big of a difference as you would think any single core score versus d7 but the multi-core is almost double that's just crazy man Apple has got this processor game rocketed down can't wait to see what's next so this is the oldest versus the newest what a world of difference right next up are the m22 benchmarks which do you take into account the GPU as well I've got a very nice results here interestingly enough these 6s and 7 were pretty much the same they're now moving on to the html5 compatibility test for the Safari browser just what I like to throw in here pretty linear result iowa's 11 is the same on all devices and with all app switcher is cleared wanted to run a synchronized opening of the camera application happening now the iPhone 8 and 8 plus warrant first to beat it out by the Joule the iPhone se so there is the speed portion of this video but I didn't want to end it there of course the newer iPhones were faster but surprisingly Iowa's lovin did significantly slowed down a lot of the existing iPhones so you should always update just right away anyways I want to continue this video and do several other tests like a sound output test the iPhones have gotten rid of the headphone jack but in its place they have some incredible stereo speakers so in decibels I went ahead and measured the sound outputs of all these speakers on the iPhones and of course the newer iPhones were louder Apple was not kidding the iPhone 8 and 8 plus are so incredibly booming the best speakers I've ever heard on a smartphone a next a heat output test on the hottest point of the iPhone during n22 benchmarks a time when the iPhone really really struggles the iPhone 7 and 7 plus were the hottest of the bunch with the a an A+ coming just behind and a test I just recently started the touch ID unlock speed test even on touch ID hasn't really gotten better since the iPhone 6s still like to see and the new iPhone 8 was first followed by the 7 plus and the iPhone 8 plus speed of animations is a key factor here as well if Apple got rid of that and they'd be much faster in general so next up cameras oh boy I'm so excited to show you this one it's hard to believe that with all I phones we would take pictures of this caliber wow that's just terrible but it started slowly getting better especially in low-light Apple started focusing on that with larger apertures on the iPhone and you can make out more detail more color in this sign especially on the 88 plus Wow it is just incredible what kind of detail you can get from that in actual comparison with the original iPhone wow what a difference I was stunned when I saw this if I make pixels versus 12 with huge improvements on the low-light now directly comparing the first video capable iPhone the 3GS with the iPhone 8 plus in low-light environments Wow the video looks amazing on the A+ well you still do get a lot of noise but you can make out so much detail that you cannot on the 3GS not to mention the motion blur is just awful on a three frames per second video comparing its to a 60 frames per second there's also the matter of optical image stabilization which will only be getting better with the iPhone 10 with dual optical image stabilization but wow the color clarity and everything in low lights is so much different now an actual well-lit shot with a lot of color I was able to get some pretty impressive results even on the older iPhones buts just that much better results on the newer ones when the color is the fruits they just start popping more did I just say fruits my vegetables yeah you do get a huge difference here comparing it to the original not as drastic of a difference as the low-light shots but still feels really muddy really blurry comparing those but this is in the daytime as you guys can see the differences are staggering anyway tell what color these are accurately getting in real close can actually focus and give you a good idea of what's going on it is incredible what kind of a difference there is between these alright guys so there it is that is a comparison of every model of the iPhone for the past 10 years all in one video with 17 iPhones oh my goodness this was not easy but I hope it was worth it seeing the perspective that's 10 years it makes between these phones even though it seems sometimes not much is changing please drop a like for my troubles on this video hope you guys enjoyed it in stay tuned for the new one with the iPhone 10 here soon peace\n"