iPhone 15 and 15 Plus
Apple has now launched the iPhone 15 and the corresponding Pro models (below). The fancy Dynamic Island notch has made its way down to the base 6.1in iPhone 15 model and there is a 6.7in iPhone 15 Plus as well (though no iPhone 15 mini).
The main camera is upgraded with a new 48MP sensor, which sits alongside an ultrawide camera. There’s also a new 12MP telephoto feature using the new sensor for 2x zoomed photos.
There’s a brand new version of the Super Retina XDR OLED display that can reach up to 2000 nits of brightness for HDR and outdoor viewing – twice as bright as iPhone 14. The display is also now covered by the stronger Ceramic Shield. And of course, the iPhone finally has USB-C.
iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max
Apple has now announced the 6.1in iPhone 15 Pro and 6.7in Pro Max in addition to the standard models and they have a new 3nm chip, the A17 Pro. Again, USB-C is on board with up to 10Gbps data transfer.
There’s a 3x telephoto lens on the standard iPhone 15 Pro, but the Pro Max boasts a 5x telephoto with a 120mm focal length. The main camera is a 48MP unit (offering 24MP super-high-resolution default snaps) and there’s a new coating to reduce lens flare, produce sharper images while it can also let more light in at night. There are also macro improvements on the 12MP ultrawide camera.