In the US, the iPhone 14 series began at $799, and for Indian purchasers, the base model was set at INR 79,900

Apple will divulge the new iPhone Pro models at a launch occasion this evening. Long periods of holes and reports have nearly uncovered the total image of the upcoming phones. In any case, one thing that stays a secret is the cost. There have been reports recommending that there will be cost hikes for the models sold in US. Yet, shouldn’t something be said about the costs in India?

In the US, the iPhone 14 series began at $799, and for Indian purchasers, the base model was set at Rs 79,900. The estimating for the non-Pro models is supposed to continue as before as a year ago. Going by that rationale, the iPhone 15 Plus is supposed to come in at Rs 89,900.

Presently, how about we talk Pro. The iPhone 15 Pro is expected to accompany a $100 cost increment, possibly beginning at $1099 in the US. In India, expect a knock of basically Rs 10,000 compared with last year’s model. With respect to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, it could see a much greater cost hike, possibly arriving at $1299 in the US, and Indian buyers could observer a remarkable increment from the earlier year.

iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus more Changes

The standard iPhone 15 models are in for a few critical updates. Express farewell to the comfortable score that has been with us since the iPhone X series; it’s clearing a path for the Powerful Island, presented without precedent for last year’s Pro model. This change promises to extend your screen land and trim down those bezels. What’s more, reports propose an incredible update of the essential camera from 12 MP to 48 MP. Controlling these gadgets will be the A16 Bionic chipset, the very one that fuelled last year’s Pro models. Besides, prepare yourself for a change – both non-Pro and Pro models are supposed to embrace the USB Type-C port, dumping the Lightning cable.

Difference Between iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max

The Pro models will flaunt another titanium outline, supplanting the hardened steel, promising durability without the additional weight. As a matter of fact, the phones are supposed to lose 10% of their weight. Furthermore, in the camera division, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is set to present a periscope focal point offering 5x-6x optical zoom. Indeed, even the Pro models will switch over to the USB Type-C ports.

If it’s not too much trouble, remember that these cost hike gauges depend on tales, so take them with a touch of suspicion.

Apple iPhone Series

As of my last knowledge update, Apple’s iPhone lineup included various models, with the most recent ones being part of the iPhone 13 series. Here is an overview of the iPhone series up to that point:

1. iPhone SE (2nd generation): A budget-friendly option that offers good performance in a compact design.
2. iPhone 11: Introduced in 2019, it featured a dual-camera system, Liquid Retina display, and powerful A13 Bionic chip.
3. iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max: Also released in 2019, these models featured an advanced triple-camera system, Super Retina XDR display, and the A13 Bionic chip. They were marketed as the flagship models.
4. iPhone SE (1st generation): The first-generation iPhone SE was released in 2016, offering a smaller form factor with updated internals.
5. iPhone XR: Released in 2018, it was a more affordable alternative to the iPhone XS and XS Max, featuring a Liquid Retina display and single-camera system.
6. iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max: Introduced in 2018, these phones featured OLED Super Retina displays, advanced cameras, and the A12 Bionic chip.
7. iPhone X: Released in 2017, it marked a significant design change with an edge-to-edge OLED display and facial recognition technology (Face ID).
8. iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus: Released in 2017, these models retained the traditional design with Home buttons but included updated hardware and wireless charging.
9. iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: Introduced in 2016, these phones featured various improvements over their predecessors, including water resistance.
10. iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus: Released in 2015, these models brought enhancements like 3D Touch and improved cameras.

Please note that Apple typically releases new iPhone models each year, so the lineup may have changed since my last update. You can check Apple’s official website or reputable tech news sources for information on the latest iPhone models and their specifications.