The new iPhones are going to be one of Apple’s most talked-about launches in years. They have better cameras, charge faster, are thinner, and have more powerful chips. This is everything we know so far about the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, and iPhone 17 Pro.
Here are all the new rumored features, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.
What’s different about the iPhone 17?
The standard iPhone 17 is likely to make the biggest jump forward in years. According to reports, Apple is adding a 120 Hz display to its devices. This feature was only available on Pro models before, and it makes scrolling and gaming smoother. The screen will also get a little bigger, going from 6.27 inches to 6.27 inches with thinner bezels.
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There will also be changes to the design. The iPhone 17 will have a frame made of both aluminum and glass, but titanium will only be available on the Pro versions. Renders show a glass area around the Apple logo and MagSafe charger for a cleaner, more modern look, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.The front camera goes from 12MP to 24MP with six elements, which makes selfies look better. Charging will also get better. Wired speeds are said to go up to 35W, and wireless charging could reach 50W with Qi 2.2 support, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.One problem? Some reports say that the iPhone 17 may keep the same chip instead of upgrading to the A19 processor, which would leave some power users wanting more.
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How thin will the iPhone 17 Air be?
Apple is changing things up by replacing the iPhone 16 Plus with the iPhone 17 Air, which is a very thin model that is expected to be only 5.5mm thick at its thinnest point. Even though it is thin, it will have a 6.6-inch screen, which is bigger than the iPhone 17’s screen, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.
It is expected to have the same 24MP selfie camera, 120Hz display, and faster charging as its sibling. But the Air is said to be getting Apple’s C1 cellular modem and a smaller 2,900 mAh battery to save space. That could be a problem for heavy users, as some reports say it might not last a full day on one charge, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.
Rumor has it that Apple is making a smart battery case to go with this limitation. The A19 chip will also power the Air, but its graphics performance will be a little less good than that of the Pro models.
The camera setup is the biggest compromise. The iPhone 17 Air may only have one 48MP camera lens, unlike the standard iPhone with two lenses or the Pros with three lenses. This means that the telephoto and ultrawide options will not be available, as per a report by Tom’s Guide.
What are the differences between the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max?
The Pro lineup is likely to have the biggest improvements. The new 3nm A19 Pro chipset will power both the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. This will make them better at computing, graphics, and AI tasks. They’ll also get 12GB of RAM, which will help improve the Apple Intelligence features.
Apple is said to be adding vapor chamber cooling to keep things cool and make them run better when they are being used a lot. There are rumors that the telephoto lens will go from 12MP to 48MP with up to 8x zoom. This would mean that all three rear lenses would have 48MP sensors.
Other changes include support for reverse wireless charging, faster charging speeds, and the same improvements to the 24MP front camera that are available on all models. Apple might switch from titanium to aluminum for the frame, which is the opposite of what has been happening in the past few years.
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FAQs
When will the iPhone 17 series come out?
Apple is likely to show off the iPhone 17 lineup on September 9.
What is the iPhone 17 Air’s biggest new feature?
It stands out from the other models because of its very thin design and single 48MP camera.
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