iPhone 17 Rumors: High Refresh Rate and Larger Screens Across the Lineup
Recent leaks from a Chinese digital blogger suggest that Apple plans to make significant upgrades in its upcoming iPhone 17 series. The key highlights include:
- Display Upgrades:
- Apple is set to eliminate 60Hz LTPS OLED screens entirely, replacing them with LTPO OLED panels across all models.
- The base model will feature a larger 6.27-inch screen (approximately 6.3 inches), while the Pro version may expand to 6.9 inches.
- All models will support a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, marking the first time the base model will offer a high-refresh-rate experience.
- Design Variations:
- Standard Version: Retains the classic flat-edge frame with a vertical dual-camera setup.
- Air Version: Features a unique elongated “racetrack” rear camera module.
- Pro Version: Adopts a horizontal large matrix lens design, emphasizing advanced imaging capabilities.
- iPhone 16e Launch:
- Apple recently introduced the iPhone 16e, starting at 4,499 yuan (reduced to 3,999 yuan with subsidies).
- Key features include the A18 chip, a self-developed 5G modem, a 48MP single rear camera, and a 6.06-inch 60Hz OLED display with a notch.
If these rumors hold true, the iPhone 17 series will be Apple’s first lineup to fully embrace high-refresh-rate displays, further solidifying its position in the premium smartphone market. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16e aims to attract budget-conscious users by filling a gap in Apple’s mid-range offerings.
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