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Here’s how iPhone 14 Pro ranks in MKBHD’s blind camera test (and which phone takes first place)

MKBHD launched his fun yearly blind smartphone camera test last week with a new precision ranking system, dedicated website, and more. After more than 20 million votes, the results are in, and iPhone 14 Pro didn’t do so hot. Here’s how everything shook out…

MKBHD really leveled up his 2022 blind smartphone camera test this year. After previously using Twitter polls and a human-made bracket, this time around he developed an Elo-style power ranking system hosted on a dedicated website.

Over 600,000 people voted on images more than 20 million times for an impressive amount of data to deliver the results. Before voting, people picked if they wanted to compare standard, low-light, or portrait shots from the 16 different smartphones.

MKBHD is actually keeping voting open until the end of January if you didn’t get a chance to join in yet – and you can find out which smartphone camera you prefer.

Best smartphone camera for 2022

Top comment by UltraXcX

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I am not surprised to see Pixel phones up there. I had the first three generations and always walked away impressed by their images and it’s the one thing I’m envious of as an iPhone owner because while the iPhone takes fine pictures…they’re just fine. Video is a different story, but I do way more pictures than videos so I really wish Apple would step up their game like they did with the iPhone 11 Pro. They sort of just coasted after the huge improvements that phone made.

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iPhone 14 Pro came in the middle of the pack in 7th place for the overall score. The Pixel 6A took 1st place, Pixel 7 Pro came in 2nd, and Asus Zenfone 9 took 3rd.

Other devices to beat out the iPhone 14 Pro included the Oppo Find X5 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, and Realme 10 Pro+.

Check out the full details in the video below. Did you already vote? (you still can if not), let us know what your top smartphone cameras were in the comments!

Image via MKBHD

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