Apple iPhone 15 Launch Date Features, Comparison, Price, Availability

Apple iPhone 15 Launch Date Features, Comparison, Price, Availability : Apple has confirmed the iPhone 15 launch date, which is slated for September 12 at 10:30 p.m. in India, which means we are just around 7 days away from the announcement. Here’s a peek at the next iPhone 15 variants’ rumored features, design, and pricing.

iPhone 15: Expected Price

The iPhone 15 is expected to cost $799 in the United States, the same as the previous generation. So, given that Apple values a dollar at Rs 100, and considering the costs of last year’s iPhone 14 series, the iPhone 15 should start at the typical Rs 79,900. Since the iPhone 13, Apple has kept the base model’s pricing the same, but a modest price hike is possible. However, there is no official confirmation, so users should proceed cautiously.

 

According to leaks, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max versions would not be offered at the previous rates. The iPhone 15 Pro is expected to cost $1,099, a $100 increase over last year’s model pricing of $999. As a result, Apple may opt to market the Pro model in India at Rs 1,39,900 because the business values each dollar at Rs 100.

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According to the rumors, the iPhone 15 Pro Max might be released for $1,299, an increase over last year’s model pricing of $1,099. Apple may launch the new Pro Max variant in India for Rs 1,59,900. However, because these rates have yet to be officially announced, consumers should wait a few more days to learn the precise costs.

Design Predictions

All iPhone 15 models are expected to include Apple’s revolutionary Dynamic Island notch, and the firm is largely expected to replace the Lightning connector with a USB Type-C port.

The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to feature far fewer bezels than their iPhone 14 Pro predecessors. Surprisingly, the screens are expected to retain their flat design while sporting sleeker, curved borders. Furthermore, Apple is rumored to consider substantial upgrades for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, including a switch from stainless steel to titanium side frames.

Upgrades for the iPhone 15, Plus Pro & Pro Max 

The iPhone 15 series is expected to keep the same design as its predecessors, the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. The previous displays are likely to remain on all devices. However, the regular and Pro variants may have a 6.1-inch screen. The Plus and Pro Max variants had a 6.7-inch OLED display.

The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are expected to employ the new A17 chipset, which is thought to be the first A-series Apple processor manufactured on a 3-nanometer process. The other two models are believed to use last year’s A16 chip.

The ordinary iPhone 15 devices, like the iPhone 14 Pro variants, are believed to include 48-megapixel rear cameras. The Pro Max model may contain a periscope lens enabling optical zoom up to 5-6x, although the iPhone 15 Pro may not. The iPhone 15 Pro might keep the 3x optical zoom found in the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Additionally, the devices may have a Sony updated rear-camera LiDAR Scanner for improved depth-sensing capabilities.

Apple is also said to be looking towards changing the mute switch. This new feature, found in the most recent iOS beta release, allows users to manage numerous features such as quiet mode, flashlight, Focus mode, and access to the Translate app and magnifier within the iPhone’s camera app.

Apple iPhone 15 Other Specifications

According to rumors, the forthcoming iPhone 15 series will have larger batteries. The base model might have a battery capacity 3,877mAh, up from 3,279mAh in the iPhone 14. The iPhone 15 Pro is expected to include a 3,650mAh battery, bigger than the 3,200mAh unit found in the current model. The iPhone 15 Pro Max may have a 4,852mAh battery, larger than the 4,323mAh battery in the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Finally, the Pro or basic versions may support up to 35W rapid charging technology. While this upgrade will provide significant comfort to consumers, Apple has yet to confirm it.

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