Apple has officially unveiled the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and this year the headline isn’t the design — it’s the camera. For the first time, the telephoto lens hits 200 megapixels, enabling optical-quality zoom out to roughly 6x.
The A19 Pro chip is built on TSMC’s 2nm process, promising about 20% more performance while drawing less power. Paired with a battery that’s 12% larger, this may be the longest-lasting iPhone Apple has ever shipped.
A second-generation titanium frame
The titanium frame has been refined to be thinner and lighter while dissipating heat better thanks to a new internal graphene layer.
This is the biggest leap in mobile photography Apple has ever attempted.
The phone goes on sale later in September in three storage tiers: 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.