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7/9/2023 11:18:57 PM (MENAFN- Youm7) Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to come at a higher price compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 14 Pro Max, and according to technology analyst Jeff Bo of Haitong International Securities, it is likely That the larger of the two upcoming Pro models see a price increase that exceeds the $1,099 market price of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
While the exact reasons for the price increase have yet to be determined, industry insiders speculate that the improved features of the iPhone 15 Pro Max may be contributing factors, notably that the device is rumored to have a periscope lens, which is a significant improvement over the 3x zoom capability found in the iPhone 14 Pro. Max, and the periscope lens will enable users to enjoy 5x to 6x optical zoom, allowing for more versatile and high-quality imaging.
A periscope lens system typically includes a primary lens that captures the image, then a mirror or prism at an angle that reflects light 90 degrees toward a secondary lens that directs it to the image sensor, and this arrangement requires additional space inside the smartphone due to the lateral positioning of the image sensor and secondary lens, which can contribute to height the cost.
According to Pu, the iPhone 15 series is expected to start mass production in August, in line with Apple’s usual release schedule, and this indicates that the iPhone 15 lineup may be officially announced in September, and Pu further expects Apple to manufacture approximately of 84 million units of the iPhone 15 series in the second half of 2023, with the Pro models expected to be the most popular devices in the first months after their launch.
And rumors surrounding the iPhone 15 series indicate that all four models, including the Pro Max variant, will have a USB-C port, the dynamic island, and a slightly more curved frame. In addition, the Pro 12 models are expected to offer an additional feature and improvement.
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