Jeff Pu, analyst and reliable Source for Apple products, has shared a lot of information about the iPhone 17s expected in 2025. He reveals several supposed characteristics of future mobiles.
The iPhone 16s that Apple should unveil next September? It is out of fashion. The time has already come for rumors concerning the iPhone 17. This series of smartphones will not be released before 2025, but that does not prevent us from learning a lot about them. The information comes from theanalyst Jeff Pu, a specialist in Apple products and generally very knowledgeable. More than 2 years from an official announcement, all the details given here are obviously to be taken conditionally. However, they remain realistic and give a good idea of what to expect.
The first thing that strikes you is the arrival of a new iPhone model. Among the 4 iPhone 17s to come, we would be entitled to a standard, a Pro, a Pro Max and… a Slim. He replaces the Plus and apart from the fact that he will be “thinner” than the others, we don’t know much about it. However, this would mark a big change at Apple which could offer a truly different iteration, beyond more or less efficient components depending on the version of the iPhone chosen. Now let’s talk about the latter.
Report reveals many rumored iPhone 17 features
Here is everything we know about the future iPhone 17still according to information from Jeff Pu:
- iPhone 17 : 6.1-inch screen, A18 or A19 processor, 8 GB of RAM, 24 MP front camera.
- iPhone 17 Slim : 6.6-inch screen, A18 or A19 processor, 8 GB of RAM, 24 MP front camera.
- iPhone 17 Pro : 6.3-inch screen, A19 Pro processor, 12 GB of RAM, 24 MP front camera.
- iPhone 17 Pro Max : 6.9-inch screen, A18 or A19 processor, 12 GB of RAM, 24 MP front camera.
Aside from the Pro Max which will benefit from a titanium finish, perhaps that of the iPhone 16, the other models will be in aluminum. We also note that the front photo sensor will be the same for everyone. Finally, the Dynamic Island of the iPhone 17 Pro Max should be thinner than that of its comrades thanks to the use of a technology called “metalens” (meta-optics or meta-lens in French) for the proximity sensor . See you in September 2025 to find out if Jeff Pu is right on all these points.
Source: 9to5Mac
