The release of the iPhone 15 Pro Max may be delayed by up to 4 weeks due to yield issues with Sony, but it is still expected to be available before Thanksgiving or Christmas, offering potential buyers ample time to purchase the device.
The upcoming iPhone 15 series is rumored to feature a switch from Lightning to USB-C ports, a design with skinnier bezels and a Dynamic Island cutout, easier repairability, upgraded ultra wideband for integration with Apple's AR headset, 15-watt wireless charging, a periscope-style telephoto lens, solid-state buttons for the Pro models, increased RAM for the Pro models, and potential price increases, with the iPhone 15 Pro Max possibly receiving a $100 to $200 price hike.
The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are expected to have a $100 price increase over the current models, according to analyst Dan Ives, but promotional activities and discounts from U.S. carriers are likely to drive sales and offset potential resistance.
Apple's iPhone 15 launch may face delays due to production issues, resulting in lower stock availability, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to be delayed by up to a month; leaked price details suggest a significant mark-up on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max; Apple is rumored to be preparing a cheaper MacBook to rival the Chromebook, but it risks diluting its brand; the European Union has designated the App Store, Safari browser, and iOS as "gatekeepers" and plans to introduce regulations to prevent anti-competitive behavior; Apple's stock has fallen following restrictions on Chinese officials' use of iPhones.
The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will not receive the anticipated storage upgrades, offering only 128GB as the base storage option, while rivals offer 256GB, potentially leading to high prices of up to $1,600 and $1,700 respectively for the 1TB models, and potentially disappointing iPhone fans.
Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15, but there are concerns about potential price hikes for the Pro-level models, while new features may include a shift to USB-C, camera upgrades, color differentiation, and a refresh to the Apple Watch lineup.
Summary: Apple announced the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro at its annual launch event, with the Pro model keeping the same price as last year's version, while the Nasdaq Composite suffered its first losing day in three, largely driven by a 13.5% drop in Oracle's shares.
Verizon is offering new customers and existing customers adding a new line the opportunity to get the iPhone 15 Pro for free or up to $1,000 off any iPhone 15 model with a trade-in, while existing customers can upgrade and get up to $830 off the new iPhone 15 lineup with select trade-in on qualified Unlimited plans; Verizon is also offering deals on Apple Watch Series 9 and accessories.
Apple has launched its iPhone 15 lineup, which includes the high-end iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models, but rival phones from Samsung, Google, and OnePlus offer similar or better specifications.
Various carriers, including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Visible, are offering discounts and deals on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models, such as trade-in options and bill credits, ahead of the pre-order day on Friday.
If you can exercise some patience, consider deferring your iPhone 15 purchase to next year, as a better color option may be released and day-one purchasers may encounter issues, while other flagship phones from Google and Samsung may offer more beneficial features for your lifestyle.
Pre-orders for the iPhone 15 models will begin on September 15th at 5:00 a.m. PDT, with availability in multiple countries, and customers in the US can pre-order and prepare for the launch through a setup process.
Apple has unveiled its iPhone 15 lineup, leading to a decrease in the value of previous iPhone models, making it a good time to sell and Decluttr is offering a 28-day price guarantee and a 10% bonus for selling your phone.
Apple's latest iPhone, the iPhone 15 Pro, has shown better-than-expected lead times and pre-orders, dispelling investor concerns and suggesting strong early demand despite previous worries about a possible ban in China.
Apple's iPhone 15 series is enjoying strong pre-order sales in China, with consumers rushing to purchase the latest iteration of the iconic handset despite competition from Huawei and a partial government ban.
UBS analyst David Vogt's data suggests that initial demand for Apple's iPhone 15 Pro models is softer compared to last year's models, contradicting reports of strong sales, which caused Apple stock to fall.
The iPhone 15 lineup, featuring design changes and a switch to USB-C charging, has been met with strong pre-orders and long lines at stores around the world, suggesting that many people are eager to upgrade their devices.
The launch of Apple's iPhone 15, marked by sold-out pre-orders and long queues, comes after the company reported a decline in sales for the third consecutive quarter.
Walmart is offering significant discounts of up to $1,100 on the new Apple iPhone 15 when you sign up for a rate plan with AT&T or Verizon and make an eligible trade-in.
The third-generation Apple iPhone SE is currently on sale for $149, a $230 discount from its original price, making it an affordable entry point into the iOS ecosystem.
The iPhone 15 lineup includes new colors and features such as a pink option, USB-C port, all-day battery life, two sizes, water- and dust-resistance, Dynamic Island, improved camera, Action button on the Pro model, StandBy Mode, thinner borders, titanium option, and various camera options; prices start at $999.
The iPhone 15 series will be launched in over 20 additional countries and territories on September 29, and all models will be available for ordering on the first day.
T-Mobile is offering various deals on the iPhone 15 models, including up to $1,000 off with certain plans, up to $650 off with an unlimited data plan, up to $350 off the iPhone 15 Pro with an eligible trade-in, and a buy one get one $300 off deal on Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 with new line activation.
