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iPhone 18 Pro Max's Larger Battery Capacity Allegedly Revealed

The upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max will be equipped with a nearly 12% larger battery compared to the iPhone 17 Pro Max, according to an apparent leak. An alleged photo of a battery pack for a Chinese model of the iPhone 18 Pro Max with a SIM card tray lists a capacity of 5,391 mAh, up from 4,823 mAh for the equivalent iPhone 17 Pro Max battery. The photo was shared on the Korean platform Naver today,…

iPhone 18 Pro Max's Larger Battery Capacity Allegedly Revealed

An alleged leak suggests the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max will feature a battery capacity 12% larger than its predecessor, the iPhone 17 Pro Max. A purported image of a battery pack for a Chinese version of the iPhone 18 Pro Max surfaced on Korean platform Naver, indicating a 5,391 mAh capacity compared to 4,823 mAh for the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The same capacity appeared in a regulatory database last month, lending credibility to the leak. For the U.S. model, which lacks a SIM card tray, the Naver post claims a 5,567 mAh battery, representing a 10% increase over its predecessor. However, the smaller iPhone 18 Pro will reportedly have a 4,288 mAh battery, a mere 1% improvement over the iPhone 17 Pro's 4,252 mAh.

Apple's decision to continue including a SIM tray in non-U.S. models allows for a slightly larger battery, while U.S. devices have been eSIM-only since the iPhone 14 lineup. The table summarizes the alleged battery capacities for each iPhone generation, highlighting the increases in capacity.

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