Test on Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max

Automated, manual and visual testing on Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max. Check if your website and mobile app works and looks correctly on a remote Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max.

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Automated and Live Testing on an Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max

Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max iOS Simulator

Run manual or automated tests, using Appium or XCUITest, on a remote Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max simulator.

Performance Testing

Performance testing of your iOS app on iPhone 14 Pro Max. Check the speed of your app on an Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max simulator.

Secure

Every test runs on a brand new iOS Simulator, with secure access.

Insights

Debug crash reports, discover possible Swift or Objective-C errors on iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Tap, Swipe, Pinch & more

Take control of a iPhone 14 Pro Max, just like you would have it in your own hand.

Test various network speeds

Run mobile tests with different network speeds on Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max: choose between WiFi, 5G, 4G, Edge and more. Test from various geolocations around the world.

Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Device Information

Display: 6.7"
Camera: 48MP + 12MP + 12MP + 12MP
Memory: 6GB RAM
Li-Ion Battery: 4323mAh
iOS Supported Versions: iOS 16 and up
Processor: Apple A16 Bionic
Weight: 240g, 7.85mm thickness
Resolution: 1290 x 2796 pixels, 19.5:9 ratio (~460 ppi density)
Dimensions: 160.7 x 77.6 x 7.85 mm (6.33 x 3.06 x 0.31 in)

Test on iPhone 14 Pro Max

Frequently Asked Questions

At TestingBot we provide access to Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max. Simply enter an URL or mobile app (ipa) file to test on an iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Both the screen and the generated audio will be streamed to your browser, no plugins required.

TestingBot embeds the Safari Developer Tools in the manual testing section. You can easily inspect your website for errors, inspect the DOM and trace network requests.

During iOS app testing, you will get a live view of the generated iOS syslog and you can inspect your mobile app to find locators, similar to how the Accessibility Inspector on XCode works.