Apple is on the brink of unveiling its highly-anticipated annual event, ‘Wonderlust’, with tech enthusiasts worldwide eagerly awaiting the debut of the new iPhone range. As the event approaches, speculation is rife about what Apple has in store.
One particularly intriguing rumor suggests that the iPhone 15 Pro might feature a midframe made from Grade 5 Titanium. If this turns out to be true, it could result in a significantly lighter and more durable device compared to its predecessors. This reduction in weight could greatly enhance the overall user experience, making the device more comfortable to hold and carry.
Let’s delve into the projected dimensions and weight of the upcoming iPhone 15 series:
iPhone 15:
- Thickness: 7.8mm
- Length: 147.6mm
- Width: 71.6mm
- Weight: 171 grams
According to reports from Macrumors, the base model iPhone 15 seems to share similar dimensions and weight with its forerunner, the iPhone 14, with minor adjustments to its length and width.
iPhone 15 Pro:
- Thickness: 8.25mm
- Length: 146.6mm
- Width: 70.6mm
- Weight: 188 grams
The iPhone 15 Pro is anticipated to weigh 18 grams less than its predecessor, the iPhone 14 Pro. However, it is expected to be slightly thicker, with a thickness of 8.25mm compared to the previous model’s 7.85mm, the report states.
iPhone 15 Pro Max:
- Thickness: 7.85mm
- Length: 160.7mm
- Width: 77.6mm
- Weight: 240 grams
Likewise, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is predicted to be 19 grams lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro Max, with a thickness of 7.85mm. It’s worth noting that these estimates are based on pre-production information and may not precisely reflect the specifications of the final mass-produced units.
Apple’s annual September event, ‘Wonderlust’, is set for Tuesday, and it’s expected to showcase the grand unveiling of the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro, and Apple Watch Series 9. As is customary, Apple has kept a tight lid on specific details, leaving fans and experts alike eagerly awaiting the big reveal.
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