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iPhone 15
All the rumors about the iPhone 15,
expected in 2023.
By MacRumors Staff on August 4, 2023

At a Glance Rumored Features Video

The 2023 iPhone 15 models are 6.1 and 6.7-inch sizes
expected to feature USB-C instead of
Dynamic Island for all models
New iPhone 15 Pro Leak…
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Lightning, faster modem chips, upgraded
camera technology, and more. Periscope zoom lens for Pro models
USB-C port

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The 2023 iPhone 15

Apple in September 2022 released the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 and 14
Pro models, but we've been hearing rumors about the iPhone 15 since Contents
well before the latest iPhones became available for purchase. Now that
launch is approaching, rumors are picking up and we know a good deal 1. The 2023 iPhone 15
about what to expect this year.
2. Design

Apple is planning to release a total of four iPhone 15 models in the Color Options
same sizes as the iPhone 14 models, including two 6.1-inch iPhones
iPhone 15 Pro Exclusive
and two 6.7-inch iPhones. One of the 6.1-inch iPhones will be the
Design
standard iPhone 15, while one of the 6.7-inch models will be an iPhone
15 "Plus." The other 6.1 and 6.7-inch iPhones will be higher-end and Frosted Glass?
more expensive "Pro" models, and they could be even pricier this year.
Case Fit

As with the iPhone 14/14 Pro lineup, the best features will be reserved 3. Part Leaks and Renders
for the iPhone 15 Pro models to make the extra cost worth it.
4. No Touch ID

5. USB-C ×
USB-C Data Transfer
Speeds
 USB-C Limitations

Wireless Charging

6. Camera Updates

7. Qualcomm Modem Chips

SIM Card Tray

Rumors so far suggest we can expect a USB-C port instead of a
Lightning port on all of the iPhone 15 models, and the Dynamic Island 8. Wi-Fi 6E and UWB
is going to be available for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus in addition
9. A-Series Chips
to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. That means Apple will be doing away
with the notch that it has used since the iPhone X for the flagship RAM
iPhone lineup for a sleeker, less intrusive design. 10. Repairability

Apple plans to use Qualcomm modem chips for the new devices as its 11. Pricing
own modem chips that are in development aren't quite ready, plus we 12. Release Date,
are expecting new UWB chips for integration with the Vision Pro Manufacturing and
headset. The standard iPhone 15 models will get an upgrade to the A16
Availability
chip that was in the iPhone 14 Pro models, while the iPhone 15 Pro
models will use faster and more efficient 3-nanometer A17 chips. Pro 13. Beyond the iPhone 15
models are also expected to see an upgrade to titanium frames, 14. iPhone 15 Roundup
slimmer bezels, and some minor design changes with more curved Changelog
device edges, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max is also expected to get
periscope lens technology for enhanced zoom capabilities. 15. iPhone 15 Timeline

Pricing on the iPhone 15 models is expected to remain the same, with

the standard entry-level 6.1-inch device starting at $799 and the 6.7-inch iPhone 15 Plus starting at $899.

This roundup covers everything that we've heard about the iPhone 15, and full overview of the higher-end iPhone
15 Pro models can be found in our separate iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max roundup.

Note: See an error in this roundup or want to offer feedback? Send us an email here.

Design
The iPhone 15 models are expected to look similar to the iPhone 14 models, but the pill-and-hole cutout will
expand to the entire lineup. That means all iPhone 15 models will have no notch, instead adopting the Dynamic
Island introduced in the iPhone 14 Pro models.

As there are no major design changes in store, Apple will continue to offer four models: The 6.1-inch iPhone 15,
the 6.1-inch iPhone 15 Pro, the 6.7-inch iPhone 15 Max, and the 6.7-inch iPhone 15 Pro Max. The "pro" models ×
will have higher-end features and will be more expensive, while the standard iPhone 15 models will be cheaper.
For the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, design differences will include the USB-C port instead of a Lightning port
and the transition from the notch to the Dynamic Island. We got our first look at the USB-C port in a leaked image
said to be of an iPhone 15 Pro.

×
Along with the Dynamic Island, all iPhone 15 models could be equipped with a more power-efficient OLED display
driver chip that's manufactured on a 28nm process, allowing for reduced power consumption that could ultimately
lead to improved battery life across the board.

The standard iPhone 15 models will not include ProMotion technology or always on display technology, despite the
swap to the Dynamic Island. Apple will continue to reserve these features for the Pro devices.

The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Dynamic Island is expected to feature an updated design with an integrated
proximity sensor, but this change will not result in notable changes to the look or functionality of the Dynamic
Island. It will change component costs, and could be a move that Apple is making to lower device costs
somewhat.

Color Options
The iPhone 15 models could be available in dark pink and light blue color options. Apple often offers the standard
iPhone models in a range of bright colors, and this year is no exception.

The bright pink and blue shades are likely to be available alongside the standard black, white, and PRODUCT(RED)
color options that have been made available in prior years.

iPhone 15 Pro Exclusive Design

While all iPhone 15 models are going to adopt the USB-C port, there are some design changes that are exclusive
to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.

×
Rumors suggest the iPhone 15 Pro models will feature thinner, more curved bezels than the iPhone 14 Pro models,
which can be seen in renders of the device created based on circulating details. These deeper curves will be
limited to the iPhone 15 Pro models, and the iPhone 15 models will continue to look like the iPhone 14 models
with flatter edges, an aluminum frame, and a glass front and back. We are not expecting the same slimmer bezels
for the standard iPhone 15 models.

Apple's iPhone 15 Pro lineup is expected to feature more curved front glass that better disappears into the frame,
and Apple is expected to use titanium instead of stainless steel for the chassis. The iPhone 15 Pro models will also
feature an "Action" button that will replace the mute switch, and that will be able to do different things like
activate Shortcuts, turn on the camera, turn on the flashlight, enable silent mode, and more.

Frosted Glass?
An unconfirmed rumor from Weibo has suggested that the iPhone 15 models could feature a frosted glass back,
which has previously been a design detail that Apple has limited to the Pro models. Standard models typically
have a glossy black, while the frosted glass is reserved for the more expensive models.

×
 If accurate, both the standard iPhone 15 models and the iPhone 15 Pro models will use frosted glass for the back
of the device.

Case Fit
A set of 3D printed iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models offers some insight into how prior-generation iPhone 14
cases will fit, and it appears that older cases will not be able to be used with the new iPhones.

Small changes in the dimensions to the iPhone 15 lineup will prevent the cases from fitting for the most part,
though the iPhone 15 Plus is able to fit inside an iPhone 14 Plus. The larger rear camera housing of the Pro
models prevents iPhone 14 Pro cases from working properly, as does the more curved design and changes to the
buttons.

Part Leaks and Renders

Leaked images of the iPhone 15 confirm many of the rumors that we've heard about the device, including the
Dynamic Island and the USB-C port. ×
The leaked photos depict the Dynamic Island, which will expand to all iPhone 15 models in 2023, and they also
confirm that the iPhone 15 will have a design that is similar to the iPhone 14 with few changes.

×
Major updates include the transition to USB-C and the addition of the Dynamic Island instead of the notch that's
on the iPhone 14. Other design changes like a deeper curve at the edges and a titanium frame will be limited to
iPhone 15 Pro models. Leaked renders have, however, suggested that there could be a very slight change to the
display size.

Based on CAD drawings of the iPhone 15, the renders from 9to5Mac suggest a display size of 6.2 inches, up
slightly from 6.1 inches. There are no other notable design updates, with Apple using the same body design and
camera setup.

Renders of the 6.7-inch iPhone 15 Plus suggest that it will feature some minor design updates compared to the
iPhone 14 Plus, including the Dynamic Island and slight tweaks to the size and thickness of the device.

iPhone 14 Plus on left, iPhone 15 Plus on right

It will feature a Dynamic Island instead of a notch, along with a USB-C port. The camera bump is expected to be
thicker, and it could feature slightly rounded edges with a more curved design that allows for a smoother
transition from front to back.

iPhone 15 Pro case leaks confirm that the new models will feature slightly repositioned power and volume
buttons, with the buttons just a bit lower than they are on the iPhone 14 Pro models. The cases feature a larger
 cutout at the bottom to accommodate the USB-C port.

The cases have a cutout for the Action button that will replace the mute switch. Since it does not need to be
gripped like a switch, it requires a smaller cutout.

No Touch ID
Though there have been ongoing rumors suggesting Apple has considered bringing Touch ID back to its flagship
iPhones using an under-display solution, the iPhone 15 models are not expected to include Touch ID and will
continue to use Face ID.

Apple is working on an under-display Face ID feature, but it won't be ready until at least 2025. Instead, in 2023,
the iPhone 15 will continue to use the Dynamic Island, which Apple is expected to expand to all models instead of
just the Pro models.

USB-C
Apple is swapping the Lightning port on the iPhone 15 devices for a USB-C port, which will allow it to comply with
new regulations implemented in Europe. These regulations require Apple to produce iPhones with USB-C ports in
Europe, so Apple either needs to make a worldwide design swap or develop special iPhones for sale in Europe.

Reliable sources that include Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, and others, have said that
Apple is going to make the change, adopting a USB-C port instead of a Lightning port for charging purposes.

With this transition, the Mac, iPhone, and iPad will all charge using USB-C, allowing Apple customers to charge
their devices with one charging standard.
×
USB-C Data Transfer Speeds
 The iPhone 15 Pro models with USB-C ports will support higher-speed data transfers, while the standard iPhone
15 models will continue to feature USB 2.0 speeds, the same as Lightning, giving the Pro models an edge.

According to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 15 Pro models will support "at least" USB 3.2 or Thunderbolt
3. With the upgrade, iPhone 15 Pro models would be able to transfer video and other file types at much quicker
speeds. USB 2.0 transfer speeds are limited to 480Mb/s, while USB 3.2 supports speeds up to 20Gb/s. If Apple
offers Thunderbolt 3 support for the iPhone 15 Pro models, data transfer speeds could be up to 40Gb/s.

USB-C Limitations
Leaker ShrimpApplePro has said that iPhone 15 models will only officially support USB-C accessories certified by
the Apple Made for iPhone (MFi) program. Apple supplier Foxconn is allegedly producing accessories like EarPods
and cables with USB-C connectors that are MFi certified.

The MFi USB-C certification could be used to limit features like fast charging and high-speed data transfers to
Apple-approved accessories. ShrimpApplePro says that cables with no MFi certification will be limited in data and
charging speed. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has also suggested that Apple will require Made for iPhone
certification for USB-C chargers that are able to fast charge the iPhone.

Wireless Charging
The iPhone 15 models will support both MagSafe charging and the new Qi2 standard, allowing for 15W charging
from non-MagSafe third-party accessories. That will allow for faster wireless charging even from accessories that
do not officially support MagSafe, as long as those accessories use Qi2.

Camera Updates
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will adopt a 48-megapixel camera,
technology Apple introduced in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. A new stacked sensor design will allow
the lens to capture more light for an improvement in low-light camera performance. Analyst Jeff Pu has also said
that the upcoming standard iPhone 15 models will use the 48-megapixel lens.

A second rumor says the iPhone 15 will include a glass-plastic hybrid lens with an f/1.7 aperture. The lens will
reportedly feature a single glass element and six plastic elements, and while the f/1.7 aperture would be an
improvement over the f/1.79 aperture used in the iPhone 14 Pro models, it would be a slight downgrade
compared to the f/1.5 aperture featured in the iPhone 14 Plus, but an increase in megapixels if the 48-megapixel
camera rumor is correct.

Though the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models are expected to adopt the same 48-megapixel sensor that Apple
used in the iPhone 14 Pro models, they could continue to have a smaller sensor. According to a rumor posted on
Weibo, the 48-megapixel camera upgrade will not include the same sensor, and the standard iPhone 15 models
may continue to have a smaller stacked CMOS image sensor than the Pro sensor, but it will be an improvement
over the sensor in the iPhone 14 models.

Apple is expected to adopt Sony's latest "state of the art" image sensors for some of the iPhone 15 models.
Compared to standard sensors, Sony's image sensor doubles the saturation signal in each pixel, allowing it to
capture more light to cut down on underexposure and overexposure. The sensor will allow for improvements in
portraits and other images even when strong backlighting is an issue.

Sony is using semiconductor architecture that puts photodiodes and transistors in separate layers, allowing for
more photodiodes. It is not clear if all of the iPhone 15 models will use the new sensor technology, or if Apple will
limit it to the higher-end "Pro" iPhone 15 models.

Periscope Lens Technology for iPhone 15 Pro Max

You've probably heard rumors about Apple's plan to adopt a periscope zoom lens for the iPhone 15, but it will be
limited to the larger-sized iPhone 15 Pro Max. The iPhone 15 Pro will get a standard zoom lens, and the iPhone 15
models will be limited to the Wide and Ultra Wide lenses.

Periscope lens technology offers optical zoom capabilities that exceed those possible with a standard telephoto
lens, allowing for 5x or even 10x optical zoom. With a periscope lens, the iPhone's zoom capabilities would be
significantly enhanced as the current Pro models are limited to 3x zoom.

With a periscope lens, light is reflected by an angled mirror toward the image sensor in the camera. The
directional shift allows for a "folded" telephoto lens system for improved optical zoom capabilities without the
blurriness that comes with digital zoom.

Apple competitor Samsung has come out with smartphones that use periscope lens technology that enables 4x to
10x optical zoom and up to 100x digital zoom. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Apple will implement 6x
optical zoom technology when it adopts the periscope lens.

Qualcomm Modem Chips ×

Apple will use Qualcomm's 5G modem chips for the 2023 iPhone 15 lineup, as it has done since 5G iPhones were
introduced. There were rumors suggesting that Apple could use its own in-house modem chips as soon as 2023,
 but the technology won't be ready until 2024 at the earliest.

All iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models will use the same Qualcomm modem chip, likely the X70. Qualcomm's
X70 chip offers improved AI for faster processing speeds, a better coverage range, improved signal, lower latency,
and up to 60 percent improved power efficiency.

SIM Card Tray

Apple with the launch of the iPhone 14 models removed the SIM card tray in devices sold in the United States.
With the launch of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models, the SIM tray could be removed in additional
countries.

Rumors right now suggest that it will be eliminated in France, and if that's the case, it could be removed in
iPhones sold in other countries sold in Europe like Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and the UK.

Wi-Fi 6E and UWB

Leaked iPhone 15 Wi-Fi chip diagrams confirm that Apple is upgrading to Wi-Fi 6E, but it is a feature that will be
limited to the iPhone 15 Pro models. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will feature Wi-Fi 6E, but the
standard iPhone 15 models will continue to use Wi-Fi 6.

Compared to Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E offers more bandwidth, providing faster connectivity speeds, lower latency, and
increased capacity. Wi-Fi 6E provides 1.2GHz more spectrum in the 6GHz band, and it can support whole home
gigabit coverage, multi-gigabit connectivity for venues, and it has the bandwidth for higher data streams like
those used for AR and VR experiences.

The iPhone 15 models are expected to include a next-generation Ultra Wideband chip that will integrate with the
Vision Pro headset. The processor used for the chip will be upgraded to 7nm, a change that will allow for improved
performance and/or reduced energy consumption.

A-Series Chips
The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to be the first to feature an A-series chip built on Apple supplier TSMC's
next-generation 3-nanometer node. 3nm chip technology is expected to increase processing performance by 10 to
15 percent, while also reducing power consumption by up to 35 percent.

The faster chips will be limited to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, while the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will
adopt the 4-nanometer A16 chip that was first used in the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.

RAM
The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are expected to feature 6GB RAM, which is the same amount of RAM that is in
the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus.

Repairability
×
Both the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models will be easier to repair this year. With the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14
Plus, Apple added a chassis redesign that makes them easier to open for swapping the back glass.
 This change will persist in the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, and rumors suggest Apple will use the new chassis
design for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, all of the iPhone models will
be able to be opened from the front and back sides, resulting in lower repair fees for damaged back glass.

Right now, for example, it costs $169 to repair the back glass of an iPhone 14, but $499 to repair the back glass
of a 14 Pro because of the need to pull out the display to get to the back glass. The simpler repairs will bring
lower repair fees even for Pro models.

Pricing
Apple might raise the price for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Price
increases have also been suggested by analyst Jeff Pu, who believes Apple could price the iPhone 15 Pro starting
at $1,099, up from the $999 of the iPhone 14 Pro. The iPhone 15 Pro Max would be priced starting at $1,199 if
Pu's prediction is accurate. Another analyst has suggested the iPhone 15 Pro Max could have a starting price that
is up to $200 more expensive than the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

No pricing increase is expected for the standard iPhone 15 models, and the entry level iPhone 15 model should be
priced starting at $799.

Release Date, Manufacturing and Availability

The iPhone 15 models will likely be released in September 2023 if Apple follows its traditional September launch
timeline.

The standard iPhone 15 models are expected to be readily available when the devices go up for pre-order, but
based on the rumors we're hearing, supplies of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max could be could
potentially be constrained. There were issues with display manufacturing, but at least one source says those
problems have been overcome.

Samsung has started mass producing OLED displays for use in all four iPhone 15 models. LG Display and BOE also
plan to produce display panels for the devices, with LG creating iPhone 15 Pro displays and BOE manufacturing
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus displays.

Beyond the iPhone 15

Apple is planning to implement under-display Face ID technology in the 2024 iPhone 16 models, according to The
Elec. The shift will provide more usable display area, and when not in use, the TrueDepth Camera for Face ID will
not be visible as it will be under the display. Analyst Ross Young does not believe under-display Face ID will be
introduced until 2025 with the iPhone 17 lineup.

The Dynamic Island is not likely to be eliminated because the iPhone will still need a front-facing camera.
Periscope lens technology is expected to continue to be limited to the higher-end iPhone 16 Pro Max, and Apple
analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says it will not come to the standard iPhone 16 Pro.

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon has said that he believes Apple could introduce a 5G modem chip for the iPhone
as soon as 2024, which would see Apple including it in the 2024 iPhone models. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says
it is "undetermined" whether Apple's iPhone 16 models will include an Apple-designed modem chip.

More information on what's coming to future iPhone models can be found in our dedicated iPhone 16 roundup.

iPhone 15 Roundup Changelog

August 4 - General streamlining, updated wording around dates, added camera info.
August 1 - Added information about display production.
July 31 - Included information on repairability in the new Repairability section.
July 27 - Added new details about the camera sensor and iPhone 15 Pro bezels.
July 26 - Updated information about potential supply issues.
July 25 - Added information on pricing, availability, and camera lenses.
July 17 - Included new details about possible stacked battery technology for iPhone 15 models.
July 6 - Added information about pricing on iPhone 15 Pro models.
June 19 - New details about upgraded Ultrawide Band chip were added.

May 16 - Included a rumor about the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus adopting a 48-megapixel rear main
camera
April 17 - Added information about a possible frosted glass back.
×
March 24 - Added details on rumored updates to the Dynamic Island proximity sensor.
March 13 - Added information on case fit.
February 23 - Added information on the iPhone 15 color options.
iPhone 15 Timeline
August Aug 6
Apple's iPhone 15 Event Expected September 12 or 13, Launch on September 22
2023

Aug 2
iPhone 15 Demand Predicted to Be Lower Than iPhone 14: Are You Planning to Upgrade?

Aug 1
Samsung Begins Mass Producing OLED Displays for iPhone 15

July Jul 27
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus Could Still Have Smaller Camera Sensor Than Pro Models Despite Upgrade to 48MP
2023
Jul 26
Kuo: iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus to Feature 48-Megapixel Camera That Can Capture More Light

Jul 25
iPhone 15 Rumored to Debut Hybrid Lens With Larger Aperture Ahead of Further Upgrades in 2024

Jul 20
iPhone 15 Launch Could Be Delayed Until October, Claims BoA Analyst

Jul 17
iPhone 15 Could Feature Stacked Battery Technology [Updated]

Jul 4
iPhone 15 Lineup Rumored to Feature Significantly Larger Batteries [Updated]

June Jun 19
Kuo: iPhone 15 to Get Next-Gen Ultra Wideband Chip for Enhanced Vision Pro Headset Integration
2023
May May 26
Hands-On: What the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Will Look Like
2023
May 25
iPhone 15 Expected to Support Both Qi2 and MagSafe Wireless Charging With Up to 15W Speeds

May 24
iPhone 15 to Support 15W Wireless Fast Charging Using Third-Party Chargers That Aren't MagSafe Certified

May 17
Rumor Recap: What to Expect From the iPhone 15's USB-C Port

May 14
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus Rumored to Feature 48-Megapixel Camera Like Pro Models

May 8
Replica iPhone 15 Pro Max Offers Best Look Yet at Ultra-Thin Bezels Around Display

May 4
EU Warns Apple About Limiting Speeds of Uncertified USB-C Cables for iPhones

April Apr 18
Apple Considered iPhone 15 With Lightning Port Before Swapping to USB-C
2023
Apr 17
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus Rumored to Feature Frosted Glass Like Pro Models

Apr 5
Some iPhone 15 Models Expected to Ship From India at Launch as Shift Away From China Continues

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