iPhone 17 may be the first base model to feature a 120Hz Super Retina display.
Expected to launch with A19 chipset, 8GB RAM, and improved battery life.
Front camera upgrade to 24MP could enhance selfies and FaceTime quality.
Among the most anticipated smartphone launches this year, the iPhone 17 series takes the lead. So why not? Apple is rumoured to launch a new lineup with numerous changes in terms of design, specifications, features, pricing, and much more. According to the leaks, the iPhone 17 series could include the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Ultra.
While the leaks suggest a major redesign for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Ultra, the iPhone 17 is expected to have few changes. Here is everything we know about the iPhone 17’s release timeline, specifications, and price.
iPhone 17 launch timeline
The Apple iPhone 17 is expected to launch in September this year alongside the iPhone 17 Pro, the top-end iPhone 17 Ultra and the ultra-slim iPhone 17 Air. If the reports are believed to be true, the iPhone 17 series could debut between September 11 and 13. However, the exact timeline and details remain unknown.
Also read: iPhone 17 Pro: Expected price in India, specs, camera and what we know so far
iPhone 17 specifications
The Apple iPhone 17 is reportedly going to launch with a 6.3-inch Super Retina display. The leaks also suggest that Apple may standardise 120Hz refresh rate for the iPhone 17 series which means the iPhone 17 will be the first vanilla trim to get 120Hz refresh rate in the history of iPhones. It is said to debit with an aluminum frame and could come powered by the A19 chipset and 8GB RAM. The device is said to offer improved battery life over the iPhone 16.
As for the cameras, the device may get a dual camera setup with some possible upgrades over the iPhone 16. On the front, the device is said to come with an improved 24MP selfie camera.
iPhone 17 price expectations
The iPhone 17 is expected to debut at a price of Rs 79,900 in the Indian market. However, these are just early rumours and the exact details about the device remain under wraps.
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