Apple has launched its first proprietary cellular modem, the C1, with the iPhone 16e, achieving competitive performance against Qualcomm. Ookla's benchmark tests reveal that while the C1 lacks mmWave 5G support, it delivers impressive download speeds—560Mbps on average for top users and surpassing the Qualcomm model for bottom percentile users. Its performance shines in upload speeds, marking it as the most power-efficient modem in iPhones. Future iterations like the C2 are expected, potentially revolutionizing Apple's modem and processor integration, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.
Apple's introduction of the proprietary C1 modem in the iPhone 16e demonstrates significant potential with competitive speed performance while offering promising energy efficiency.
The iPhone 16e showcases impressive download speeds for low-end users, outperforming higher-end models, marking a notable achievement for Apple’s first-in-house modem.
Benchmark tests revealed that while the C1 modem lacks mmWave support, it excels in upload speeds and provides efficient power management.
Apple's venture into in-house modem development not only showcases their technological growth but also indicates ambitious plans for future integrated processors.
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