Apple iPhone 14 Plus 256GB Yellow MR6D3HN/A

The Apple iPhone 14 Plus.  The name says it all. Embraced a beautifully aerospace-grade aluminum design and ceramic shield front, which is tougher than any other smartphone glass, giving you the holding feeling ever. Flaunt its Vibrant super retina XDR display which is majestically big with a 6.7-inch display. Customize your lock screen with the best widgets and fonts as the iOS 16 lets you customize your lock screen in fun new ways. Get all you need while your phone is locked, from tracking your activity rings to see live updates of your favorite apps. Add your best-clicked photo to your lock screen to make it pop! Introducing you the Crash Detection. It’s the most useful feature to send help when in need. iPhone 14 Plus can detect a severe car crash and can call emergency services and notify your emergency contacts. A friend in need is a friend indeed. It comes with OLED technology that delivers incredible contrast for bright whites and true blacks. View everything sharp and true to life with its high resolution and color accuracy. The true tone makes the display easier on the eyes by adjusting to the ambient light. Bring your pictures to life with more detailed details, epic pics, and colorful colors. Its new Main camera and improved image processing let you capture even more sensational shots in all kinds of light — especially low light. Experience up to 2.5x better low‑light photos on the Main camera and up to 2x better low‑light photos on the Ultra-Wide camera. Explore its best camera modes to turn your photos into professional photos, isn’t that great? Make your home movies look like Hollywood movies, with its Cinematic mode that automatically shifts focus to the most important subject in a scene, just like filmmakers do. And now you can record in 4K at 24 fps — the same frame rate you see in the movies. Take the selfies that are the sharpest, most colorful close-ups, and group shots flawlessly. Thanks to a new TrueDepth front camera with autofocus and a larger aperture. That takes up to 2x better low-light photos.