iPhone 17 release date and price revealed

According to the latest leaked information, Apple will hold an event to introduce the iPhone 17 generation on September 9 and start accepting pre-orders from September 12.

It is expected that the first iPhone 17s will be delivered to users by Apple on September 19. As usual, some markets that will open early sales of iPhone 17 will include the US, China, Japan,...

The new generation of iPhones about to be launched is expected to include 4 versions: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max and the super-thin iPhone 17 Air (replacing the Plus product line). Apple may send out event invitations from September 2.

Users will officially have the opportunity to admire the iPhone 17 generation on September 9?

A report from MacRumors said that Apple will increase the price of the entire iPhone 17 product line by $50. This move is to compensate for the continuously increasing component costs, as well as the impact of the new tariff policy between the US and China.

Currently, the iPhone 16 series is available at a starting price of $799, while the top-end model – the iPhone 16 Pro Max – starts at $1,199. If recent leaks are accurate, the iPhone 17 will be priced slightly lower, starting at $849, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max will start at $1,249.

The Pro models are expected to be heavily improved by Apple in the camera system. Specifically, the iPhone 17 Pro is said to support optical zoom up to 5x, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach an impressive zoom of up to 8x - promising to bring a more advanced mobile photography experience than ever.

Additionally, Apple is said to be adding a new button next to the current Camera Control button. This additional button will act as a secondary shortcut, giving users quick access to the camera app as well as advanced shooting settings.

These changes partly reveal Apple's ambition to turn the iPhone 17 Pro into a professional mobile filming device, targeting users such as vloggers, content creators and those who value the experience of shooting and shooting on smartphones.

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