Completely Different — 15 Pro Max
In September 2023, Apple released the new iPhone 15 Pro Max. Strong and lightweight titanium body with new contoured edges, new Action button, powerful updated cameras and A17 Pro processor for a new level of productivity and mobile gaming. The device received a large bright display. iPhone 15 Pro has a durable and lightweight aerospace titanium body and textured frosted glass back. It is equipped with a Ceramic Shield front panel, which is stronger than the glass of any smartphone. In addition, iPhone 15 Pro is protected against splashes, water and dust.¹
Updated Design
The design of the new iPhone Pro Max will conquer everyone around. This device is not similar to previous models, and it is noticeable immediately. Designed using strong yet lightweight aerospace-grade titanium, making it Apple's lightest case ever.
Get in on the Action button
The all‑new Action button is a fast track to your favorite feature. Once you set the one you want, just press and hold to launch the action.
iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are splash, water and dust resistant. Testing of the devices in controlled laboratory conditions showed their compliance with the IP68 protection class according to the IEC 60529 standard (submersion up to 6 meters for 30 minutes). The degree of protection against splashes, water and dust is not a constant value, so it can decrease due to normal wear and tear. Do not charge iPhone when it is wet. For information on cleaning and drying the device, see the user manual. The warranty does not cover moisture damage.
The corners of the display are rounded. The diagonal length is 6.12 inches (iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15) or 6.69 inches (iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Plus), if measured between the vertices of a standard rectangle. The actual viewing area is smaller.
To exchange data on iPhone 15 Pro models up to 20 times faster, a USB 3 cable with a transfer speed of 10 Gbps is required.
Wi-Fi 6E technology is available in countries and regions where the standard is supported.