Check out these hilarious memes about the new iPhone 14 series

Even though Apple has just unveiled its newest iPhone 14 series of smartphones, fans and internet users have already started making and sharing humorous memes of the company’s newest flagship lineup on Twitter. Here is a compilation of the most popular iPhone 14 series memes that have been circulated thus far.

After the iPhone 14 series of smartphones was unveiled, people on social media started to share a variety of memes, some of which became viral.

After Apple announced the iPhone 14 series, fans shared hilarious memes

The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Max this year give up the usual notch in favor of the Dynamic Island pill-shaped hole cutout. No one notes the resemblance of the cutout to a figure from the famous online game Among Us before the presentation. But it quickly gained popularity on Twitter.

With the exception of the US, the new iPhone 14 series’ costs are higher than the iPhone 13 by 10% to 30%. Users are actively debating this subject. Claiming that buying an iPhone 14 Pro Max will require them to sell a kidney or a lung.

The regular iPhone 14 retains the same A15 Bionic chip processor, camera, and notch as the iPhone 13 from the previous year. In this context, different memes that point to the new model’s lack of changes is growing in popularity.

Like previous Apple iPhone releases in the past, once the newest iPhone is official. Many iPhone users complained that their older iPhones were becoming slower after installing the most recent iOS update. Following yesterday’s Apple iPhone 14 presentation, Twitter user @insanetweet posts a mock video. Demonstrating how long it takes their iPhone to load.

The female dancing in the video is clearly stuttering, suggesting that their iPhone X’s performance has slowed down. Since then, the tweet has received over 200K likes. Indicating that many iPhone users also believe the same thing is happening to them.

Older iPhone owners may experience the same effect. When people believe their older iPhones are slower and less reliable when they see a new iPhone launched. Despite Apple having previously been saying in court to have intentionally slowed down older iPhones years earlier.