The Verge frames the iPhone 17 as the model that closes most of the gap with the Pro line, singling out ProMotion, the 256GB base tier and the new front camera as the changes that matter, while noting the missing telephoto lens.

6.3" • A19 • 48 MP • 2x
A summary of Apple's official product description.
At its September 9, 2025 event Apple introduced the iPhone 17 with a 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR display running ProMotion up to 120Hz, the A19 chip, a 48MP Dual Fusion rear camera system, the 18MP Center Stage front camera, Ceramic Shield 2, and 256GB of storage at the entry price.
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The Verge frames the iPhone 17 as the model that closes most of the gap with the Pro line, singling out ProMotion, the 256GB base tier and the new front camera as the changes that matter, while noting the missing telephoto lens.
Tom's Guide highlights the display upgrade, tested battery life and the doubled storage as the reasons the standard iPhone 17 is the model most people should buy rather than stepping up to a Pro.
TechRadar rates the screen, cameras and battery positively and considers the price-to-feature balance the strongest in years, while pointing out that zoom-heavy shooters still need a Pro model.
Main components of the camera system according to the manufacturer's official specifications.
48 MP main camera — f/1.6 · 48 MP Ultra Wide — Wide-angle and macro · 2x Telephoto — optical telephoto · 4K 60 fps — Max Video Recording
Manufacturer's official technical values.
up to 30 hours — Video playback · up to 27 hours — Online video · 3692 mAh — Battery capacity · up to 25 W — MagSafe wireless charging · 40 W wired — 50% in 20 min
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| Türkiye, European Union | A3520 |
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