apple iphone 15 pro max

Apple iphone 15 pro max, A new rumor suggests Apple could upgrade the display in the high-end iPhone 15 Pro Max this year to be even brighter. Currently, the iPhone 14 Pro Max can reach 2000 nits of peak brightness, but this rumor suggests that peak brightness could increase to 2500 nits this year

The rumor comes from the leaker ShrimpApplePro, who has a decent though not perfect track record of accuracy, including 6GB RAM for all iPhone 14 models. He has also reported that the iPhone 15 Pro models will feature a “beautiful” new design that uses curved edges, thinner bezels, and titanium for the casing

In a post on Twitter today, ShrimpApplePro suggested that Apple could adopt a next-generation Samsung display that can reach up to 2500 nits of peak brightness. The report, however, is pretty vague for now, with ShrimpApplePro saying this display could “potentially” appear in the iPhone 15 Pro Max

The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max both feature 1000 nits of max brightness for typical use. When viewing HDR content, that brightness can hit 1600 nits. In outdoor environments, the display can reach 2000 nits of peak brightness. The iPhone 13 Pro, for comparison, offered 1000 nits max brightness (typical) and 1200 nits max brightness (HDR)

If the iPhone 15 Pro Max offers an upgraded peak brightness of 2500 nits, it will almost certainly only apply to outdoor brightness. In normal environments, brightness will likely remain at 1000 nits for the sake of battery life and display longevity

Apple is preparing some big changes in the iPhone 15 series and even though we are still far from the September 2023 launch date, leaks and rumors have already started revealing interesting details about the phones

.The iPhone 15 family is expected to arrive in mid September 2023 in four models, just like the iPhone 14 series before it

While we know quite a few details around the new features in the iPhone 15, we don't yet have any insight into the prices, and frankly, with the current inflation that would be a bit hard to predict so early

Still, if we had to wager a guess, we'd bet on Apple sticking with the same prices as for the iPhone 14 series. Only the iPhone 15 Ultra model seems more likely to get a price hike