The iPhone 17 series will be launched soon and the details of Apple’s next generation flagship phone have been leaked online. While the exact launch date is unknown, camera space, release timeline, battery details and other features of the iPhone 17 series have surfaced online. Those who are waiting for upcoming iPhones, here is a quick comparison of the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max based on their leaked glasses.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: Launch date?

The iPhone 17 series will be launched in September this year, as the previous few iPhone events. While the launch is very early to confirm the launch date for Apple, the launch is expected to be anytime in the first two weeks of September 2025.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: Camera Spac (leaked)

Apple can introduce a 24-megapixel front camera for iPhone 17, which is a sufficient upgrade from the current 12-megapixel sensor, resulting in sharp and more wide selfie. At the back, the iPhone 17 is expected to continue with the 48-megapixel main camera, although it will not include 5x telephoto zoom, which is expected to remain exclusive for the pro model.

On the other hand, the iPhone 17 Pro Max, 48-megapixel wide camera, 48-megapixel ultra-wide camera and 48-megapixel tetrapyism have been tied up with telephoto camera. If this is true, it will be the first iPhone from Apple to pack three 48-megapixel cameras behind. Additionally, it can also have support for 8K video recording, which will also be the first for iPhones.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: Battery Description, Charging (Leake)

At the moment, there is no official term on the battery capacity of the iPhone 17, but the increase in the size of the screen may mean that the Apple is preparing to fit a larger battery compared to the 3,582mAh unit found in the iPhone 16 Pro. If true, it can translate better battery into life. At its top, recently leaks suggest that Apple may finally introduce 35W fast charging with the iPhone 17 series – a welcome growth on the earlier model, although still slower than many Android phones.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: Performance

Apple has been tipped to increase the screen size of the standard iPhone 17. It features a 6.3-inch display, upgrade from the current 6.1-inch on the iPhone 16, aligning it close to the iPhone 16 Pro. This change will appeal to users who prefer large screens for media consumption.

In addition, the iPhone 17 series is expected to introduce promotion technology in all models, which even means that even the base model may have a 120Hz refresh rate facility, as well as a smooth scrolling and video playback experience can be offered on the standard model.

On the other hand, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is reported to maintain its 6.9 -inch screen size. Rumors also suggest that the iPhone 17 series will include an anti -reflective coating, which will improve external visibility under direct sunlight.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: Design

Apple is asked to place the same standard iPhone 17 as iPhone 16 in terms of overall aesthetics including the USB-C port and action button. However, the pro model may have a new rectangular camera bar design on the back, which spreads the width of the phone, providing a cleaner, more modern look with round edges.

iPhone 17 Pro Max vs. iPhone 17: chipset and other features

Although we may not be sure about other glasses of the iPhone 17 series, we know the chipsets that will strengthen these upcoming models. The iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro will use the Max A19 Pro Chip, while the iPhone 17 can be operated by Apple’s next-gene A19 chip. The Max model is asked to come up with support for 12 GB RAM, and a standard model can be made available with 8 GB RAM support.

Additionally, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is reported to be launched with a special cooling system. It may have a new vapor room technique with graphite sheet. Details for the same are not known. All iPhone 17 models will have a minimum IP69 rating like previous models. The rest of the details are currently wrapped. However, you can stay for India Today Tech for all updates.