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Apple CEO Tim Cook reveals that he has chosen the Natural Titanium color for his iPhone 15 Pro Max, but admits that it was a difficult decision as he was also drawn to the blue, white, and black options. The iPhone 15 Pro models feature a titanium chassis, making them lighter and stronger. Preorders for the iPhone 15 range have begun, with shipments starting on September 22, 2023.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are expected to see a significant price increase due to chassis upgrades from stainless steel to titanium and the addition of a periscope lens for 5-6x optical zoom. The iPhone 15 Pro Max could become the most expensive iPhone ever released, starting at $1,299. The price hike is aimed at widening the gap between the Pro and non-Pro models and evening out demand across the iPhone lineup. The standard iPhone 15 models will essentially be new versions of the iPhone 14 Pro, while the Pro models will feature record-breaking bezels, new chassis material, Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, and the first 3nm smartphone chip.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are expected to see a significant price increase due to chassis upgrades from stainless steel to titanium and the addition of a periscope lens for 5-6x optical zoom. The iPhone 15 Pro Max could become the most expensive iPhone ever released, with a potential $200 price increase. The pricing strategy aims to widen the gap between the Pro and non-Pro models and even out demand across the iPhone lineup. The standard iPhone 15 models will essentially be new versions of the iPhone 14 Pro, while the Pro models will feature record-breaking bezels, new chassis material, Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, and the first 3nm smartphone chip.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra models are expected to feature a titanium chassis, replacing the steel chassis of the current models. This switch will result in weight reductions, with the iPhone 15 Pro being 15 grams lighter than its predecessor and the iPhone 15 Ultra shedding 19 grams. The use of titanium will also provide a more curved design for better ergonomics. While titanium is lighter than steel, the new iPhones will still incorporate glass on the front and back. The move to titanium may lead to higher costs, potentially resulting in price increases for the iPhone 15 Pro and Ultra.
The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra models are expected to feature a titanium chassis, replacing the steel chassis of the current iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models. This switch to titanium will result in weight reductions, with the iPhone 15 Pro being 15 grams lighter than its predecessor and the iPhone 15 Ultra shedding 19 grams. The use of titanium will also provide a more curved design for better ergonomics. However, the cost of titanium may lead to significant price increases for these next-gen flagship iPhones.