Apple unveils iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max
Apple unveils iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max
Apple unveils iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max

Apple unveils iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max
Apple unveils iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max

That's every Apple product... Then again that's nearly every large, American tech company...
Ike it or not, and for the record I don’t, the price for that model is “the same as last year”.
it is kind of a gold colour
So they went back to aluminum eh? The cheaper an weaker material is going bring the cost down, right? Right?
Titanium was always a bad choice for thermals. Now they have the Air as the princess phone and the Pros look designed to perform not to look, seems like.
The metal frame is a tiny fraction of the overall cost.
Aluminium is much lighter than titanium, so these phones will at least be lighter right?
I'm sorry to have to disappoint you. It keeps getting heavier (and larger).
Somehow they managed to make it heavier, 206g for the 17 Pro vs 199g for the 16 Pro. They’ve been hovering at around 200g for a while though, so as ugly as that phone is, it probably isn’t noticeably heavier than like a 13 Pro
Aluminum was the better material for this use case. All that’s changed is Apple is finally admitting it.
Whole lot of nothing
I would be more interested in a budget-camera option if it meant price reduction and no bump. If that were also the one not solely marketed in the hands of 22-year-old fashionistas, all the better.
We have the same complaint lol. I’d buy the base iPhone if it had the same processing power as the Pro, and that’s exactly what I did with the 12 generation.
Honestly I'd be interested in a phone with no notch & just the most basic camera for qr codes, but I think neither of us are part of big enough demographics to matter in this
I know the camera bumps have been getting bigger over time, but this is just too much. These are definitely the ugliest iPhones ever released.
Honestly i kinda like it, looks neat. Not that i’d ever buy one but looks neat.
I don't think it's pretty, but it does have way more "personality" in its design than any iphone before. I prefer that over pretty
The iPhone X and XS are the ones I think looked the best
Orange Pro instant buy. Those cameras are really promising, battery life looks to be impressive and thermals well managed. My iPhone XS can retire peacefully.
I upgraded to a 16 Pro Max from an XS Max last year, and this announcement is really ensuring that I made the correct decision. It looks like a fine phone, but the cameras and battery life and speed of the 16 pro max are already insane.
I’m waiting for a watch announcement though, I’d love to finally upgrade my Series 0 that I’ve had forEVER to whatever last year’s model is for cheap.
Amazing construction site optics 🚧🏗️
I hated the previous Aluminum unibody designs and I hate the new one as well.
I will bet this new model does amazing things that have never been seen before! This is going to be super super cool and i am going to wait in a very long line to get one. It will totally be worth it when I can show it off and people will be able to recognize it since it will be very different from all the other models.
Don't forget to throw away your old model! Smash it on the ground and grind it to pieces with your heel so you can truly experience the exclusivity of a brand new Apple iPhone!
The improved camera and battery life are both very welcome. As a parent, I’ll take all the camera improvements I can get!
Normally I wouldn’t upgrade yet but if I give my teen my 15Pro and pick up a new 17Pro, then migration to USB-C is complete. That also gives the entire family hardware that should support aApples upcoming ai features
Can't they just remove the battery completely at this point and require it to be charged 100% of the time? It's not like it would change much.
What? They increased the battery size by like nearly 20%
Oh my bad. I thought this was about the new iPhone Air.
Do people still care about iphones?
You ask, in a community called “apple enthusiast” like a donkey
I get why they're getting downvoted for the way and place they asked the question, but isn't it kind of valid? All phones coming out these days are minor, incremental upgrades that are pretty much last year's phone with 5% extra performance. I actually peeked at this because my old OnePlus is starting to show signs it's ready for retirement and I'm thinking of (gasp) having an apple device of some sort due to some apps I could use for work only being available on iOS, but otherwise I don't think most people are excited for new phone releases anymore.
Wait wait wait. They finally went full width with that goddamn camera bump, a move that could radically improve the physical user experience by finally allowing this thing to rest evenly on a flat surface. Then, they put another set of camera bumps on the camera bump to ensure that it never does this. Honestly, this is like an elaborate, slow rolling practical joke at this point.
A camera bump in a camera bump is definitely a choice.
Yo dawg….
The lenses already protruded like this. They use more real estate inside the device now, though, and it rolls less than before. An improvement is there :)