Apple is preparing to launch its iPhone 17 on Sep 9, 2025. The lineup will include four models, the standard iPhone 17, a lighter iPhone 17 Air, and two premium variants, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. The new series is expected to come with design changes, upgraded cameras, and a more powerful processor.
According to reports, the prices of the new iPhones will be higher than their predecessors. The regular iPhone 17, which usually starts at around ₹79,990, could now be priced close to ₹84,990. The Pro variant may start at ₹1,24,990, while the top-end iPhone 17 Pro Max could be launched around ₹1,50,000, making it one of the most expensive iPhones in India to date.
All four models are likely to be powered by Apple’s latest A19 chip. For the first time, a 120Hz display will be available across the entire lineup, which was earlier limited only to the Pro models. Apple is also introducing a new 24MP front camera across all versions to improve selfies and video quality.
The Pro and Pro Max variants are said to come with a redesigned rectangular camera module and a major upgrade in telephoto zoom. These devices could feature a 48MP telephoto lens with up to 8x optical zoom, a big leap from the 12MP unit used previously.
Apple will officially unveil the iPhone 17 series on September 9 at 10:30 PM IST. With the higher price tag and major feature upgrades, the iPhone 17 series is shaping up to be Apple’s most advanced smartphone lineup yet.
This post was last modified on 29 August 2025 4:16 pm
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