iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max & Fold launch on Sept 9: Expected India price & features
On September 9th, Apple is set to unveil the much-anticipated iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. In a groundbreaking move, the tech giant is also expected to introduce its first foldable iPhone, with rumors indicating a significant price hike for both the Pro series and the foldable model due to rising component costs. Additionally, new iterations of the Apple Watch and AirPods are likely to be announced…
Apple is scheduled to unveil its latest iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and foldable iPhone models at an event on September 9. While the company has not officially confirmed the names, specifications, or prices of these devices, industry reports suggest several features and pricing estimates for the upcoming iPhones. Apple's next-generation iPhones are expected to arrive in India, with the iPhone 18 Pro potentially priced at around Rs 1.34 lakh and the iPhone 18 Pro Max starting at approximately Rs 1.55 lakh to Rs 1.70 lakh.
The foldable iPhone, rumored to be called the iPhone Fold or Ultra, is anticipated to cost over Rs 1.5 lakh in India. As for design, the iPhone 18 Pro is expected to maintain a 6.3-inch display while the Pro Max may continue with a 6.9-inch screen. Both devices could feature OLED panels with a 120Hz refresh rate, and a smaller Dynamic Island.
The foldable iPhone is believed to have a book-style folding design and may utilize a 7.8-inch screen when unfolded. As for camera upgrades, the iPhone 18 Pro series is expected to retain a triple-camera setup with three 48MP rear cameras, while the front camera may upgrade to 24MP. Additionally, the iPhone 18 Pro may introduce a variable-aperture main camera for more control in various lighting conditions.
The A20 Pro chip, based on a 2nm manufacturing process, is expected to power the iPhone 18 Pro series, along with up to 12GB of RAM and Apple's C2 modem. The September 9 event is anticipated to focus on the three new iPhone models, as well as new Apple Watch and AirPods releases.
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