Apple's All New iPhone Lineup Announced Today

 

Here’s a striking snapshot of Apple’s freshly revealed iPhone 17 lineup—featuring the new iPhone 17, ultra-thin iPhone Air, Pro, and Pro Max—all unveiled today.


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Apple’s 2025 iPhone Lineup: Quick Overview

Apple introduced four distinct models: the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max, each tailored to different user needs and design preferences

Price & Storage Tiers

iPhone 17 – Starts at $799 for 256 GB
iPhone Air$999 for 256 GB
iPhone 17 Pro$1,099 for 256 GB
iPhone 17 Pro Max$1,199 for 256 GB

All new models begin with 256 GB as the base storage—doubling what previous models offered.


Model-by-Model Breakdown

iPhone 17 (Standard)

Display: 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR with 120 Hz ProMotion and Ceramic Shield 2 for 3× better scratch resistance.
Chipset: A19 SoC with N1 networking chip.
Cameras: Dual Fusion system—48 MP main and ultra-wide, plus a 48 MP lens that doubles as a 2× optical-quality telephoto. Front camera is 18 MP with Center Stage, Dual Capture, and ultra-stable 4K HDR video.
Storage: 256 GB / 512 GB.
Other Highlights: Improved battery life, all-day usage, faster charging, and new color lineup (black, lavender, mist blue, sage, white).


iPhone Air

Design: The thinnest iPhone ever at just 5.6 mm, with a grade-5 titanium frame and precision-milled “plateau” design for internal space optimization. Uses Ceramic Shield 2 both front and back for enhanced durability.
Display: Large 6.5-inch Super Retina XDR, ProMotion up to 120 Hz, Always-On with brightness up to 3,000 nits for outdoor readability.
Chips & Features: Driven by powerful A19 Pro SoC, and includes Apple-designed N1 and C1X chips (for Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, Thread). eSIM-only design eliminates physical SIM slot to maintain thinness.
Camera: 48 MP Fusion main camera and 18 MP Center Stage front camera.
Battery & Extras: All-day battery life (~27 hours video playback; up to 40 with MagSafe battery accessory), Action button, Camera Control, iOS 26, and finishes in space black, cloud white, light gold, sky blue.

iPhone 17 Pro & Pro Max

Build & Thermals: Rebuilt with a sleek aluminum unibody (7000-series alloy) featuring vapor-chamber cooling for superior heat dissipation and sustained performance.
Chipset: A19 Pro—Apple’s most powerful and efficient chip yet, with integrated AI accelerators.
Cameras: Triple 48 MP Fusion system (Main, Ultra Wide, new Telephoto), delivering optical-quality zoom up to 8× (Pro) and up to 16× hybrid zoom (Pro Max). Both support Pro-level video features like ProRes RAW, Apple Log 2, and Genlock.
Display & Protection: Includes ProMotion 120 Hz, Ceramic Shield on both front and back, same as others.
Battery Life: Thanks to chip efficiency and design, Pro Max offers Apple’s best-ever battery life.
Finishes: Deep blue, cosmic orange, and silver.

Head-to-Head Comparison: Summary Table

Model Thickness / Weight Chip(s) Display Size & Tech Camera Setup Battery/Brightness Unique Highlights Price (256 GB)
iPhone 17 ~7.9 mm, 177 g A19 + N1 6.3-in OLED, 120 Hz Dual 48 MP Fusion, 18 MP front Improved life; Ceramic Shield 2 Colorful, durable upgrade $799
iPhone Air 5.6 mm, 165 g A19 Pro + N1 + C1X 6.5-in, 120 Hz, 3000 nits 48 MP rear, 18 MP Center Stage front ~27 h video; MagSafe battery support Ultra-thin, titanium, Action button $999
iPhone 17 Pro ~8.75 mm, 206 g A19 Pro OLED 120 Hz Triple 48 MP Fusion, 8× zoom Major battery improvement Unibody aluminum, pro cameras $1,099
iPhone 17 Pro Max Same thickness, ~233 g A19 Pro Largest display Same triple system, up to 16× zoom Best-ever iPhone battery life Pro video features (ProRes RAW, Genlock) $1,199

Products Summarized 

iPhone 17: All-around upgrade over last-gen—faster chip, sharper cameras, brighter display, improved durability.
iPhone Air: A design marvel—ultra-slim, pro-level performance, premium build, and vibrant display—ideal for those craving innovation.
iPhone 17 Pro / Pro Max: For power users and creatives—top-tier performance, advanced camera and filming features, and thermal-aid design for extended use.

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