I was hoping for a better upgrade on the Watch SE, e.g. always-on display. The speed increase doesn't make enough of a difference as the original SE is fast enough. So the only feature that appeals to me is crash detection. Is it worth a trade-in of "up to £95" on a watch that cost something like £247 just to get a watch that costs "starting at £295" (actually £299 for the 44mm in Midnight colour to match my current watch)? It's not a very appealing deal.
The improvements to the iPhone's camera system do appeal to me, though. A 48MP sensor on the main camera which can be treated as 12MP of "quad-pixels" giving a new 2x optical/digital zoom with much better resolution than the 2x zoom/crop of the iPhone 13. Autofocus on the front-facing camera is far less useful for me, but I can see the appeal to photographers that do selfies, or videographers that shoot in dual front/backcamera mode. Most of the general public won't care about autofocus, I would guess.
But again, doing the calculations on the trade-in price of the 13 Pro Max against the cost of an iPhone 14 equivalent makes it not really worth the bother, though I suppose I could just win the Lottery.
Given how little I've used the 13 Pro Max over the last 9 months I've had it, plus the fact that my preferred combination is the 67mm equivalent lens in Portrait mode, I think I'll pass on the 14. Anyone else tempted, or definitely going for it?
One thing I might applaud Apple for is allowing us to shoot Cinema mode in 24fps, the industry standard (in the UK). But it should have been 24fps from the start, IMO.