Rumors suggest the ‌iPhone 15‌ Pro models will use titanium instead of stainless steel, but that's a feature we can't see in the dummy models. Rather than the shiny finish of the dummy models, ...

Our Verdict . The iPhone 15 Pro makes a few safe, predictable improvements over last year’s model, but none of the features are worth getting very excited over.

The iPhone 15 and 15 Plus is still available from Apple’s website, but not the 15 Pro nor the 15 Pro Max. The good news is, the iPhone 16 Pro doesn’t cost any more than the iPhone 15 Pro. It ...

The iPhone 15 Pro will be shorter than the iPhone 14 Pro at 146.6mm to 147.5mm, narrower at 70.6mm to 71.5mm, and thicker at 8.25mm versus 7.85mm. It will be lighter, at 1.88 grams to 206 grams ...

The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are available to order now, priced from $999 and $1,199 respectively, with shipments starting September 22. Follow AppleInsider on Google News Malcolm Owen ...

There are, of course, the even larger Pro Max models, which feature the same specs as their relative counterparts, but boast larger screens – 6.7-inch on the iPhone 15 Pro Max and a whopping 6.9 ...

However, while both iPhone 15 Pro models have great camera systems, the uncompromising 5x optical zoom on the iPhone 15 Pro Max is by far the most compelling reason to opt for the larger model ...

If you're a big spender, you can get the iPhone 15 with 512GB of storage, which costs $1,099. But if you have enough money to spend on that, you'd be better off upgrading to the iPhone 15 Pro with ...

The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro ship with iOS 17, which will also be released as an update for older iPhone models on Monday, September 18, before this year’s iPhones even arrive in customer’s ...

Apple’s new iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Max boast optical zoom up to 5x with seven different ways to frame a shot, a titanium build, and the first Pro chip in an Apple smartphone. To see if they ...

Personally, the idea of an iPhone 15 Ultra that’s 10% lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro Max sounds great to me. I’ve been tired of the stainless steel edges since at least the iPhone 13 Pro.