 just work. And the iPhone 15 Pro is the new crowning jewel of that empire. There are two versions: the Pro and the Pro Max, with 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch screens respectively. I've been mostly using the larger Pro Max because the bigger screen is worth the size and weight trade-off for me – and it has an important camera upgrade I'll explain later. In any case, both devices look largely similar to their attractive 2022 counterparts. One key difference is that the old stainless steel frame has been swapped out for a new titanium alternative. It's just as strong but makes the phones about 10% lighter, which is a welcome change. The bezel (that's the bit around the screen) has also slimmed out a little, making the display feel fuller against the device. Color options include Black, White, Blue and Natural Titanium – easily my favourite. The Mute Switch on the side of the phone has vanished, now replaced with an Action Button. It's set to silence your iPhone by default, but you can adjust it to do things like launch the camera or turn on the flashlight – or even run custom Shortcuts that you've created. I've be){kind=link}
MAKE way for the King! No not Charles, I’m talking about the new iPhone 15 Pro.
I’ve been testing out latest Apple’s pair of Pro handsets since their big reveal in California last week.
Walk into any electronics retailer and there are smartphone brands aplenty, but few capture the attention of tech fans and regular punters alike like Apple.
The branding and design are always slick, but the success is much deeper than the iPhone’s good looks.
Apple has built its smartphone empire on delivering extremely powerful phones that (aside from a few historic bumps in the road) just work.