Apple iPhone 17 Pro Models With Triple 48MP Cameras, Up to 2TB Storage: Check Price, Specs

• ProMotion 120Hz display with Always-On functionality
• A19 chip with enhanced performance and efficiency
• Upgraded 48MP ultra-wide camera alongside 48MP main camera

The iPhone 17 represents a significant upgrade over its predecessor, bringing features that were previously exclusive to Pro models. The most notable addition is the ProMotion 120Hz display with Always-On capability, which transforms the user experience with smooth scrolling and adaptive refresh rates from 1Hz to 120Hz.

• No true redesign; it's similar to the iPhone 16
• Color range is fun
• More durable year over year

Yeah, the iPhone Air is strikingly thin, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max look pretty different, but Apple's staying the course with the iPhone 17 - and it makes a lot of sense.

As the entry-level model in the 2025 lineup, it feels instantly recognizable as an iPhone and looks right at home when compared to the previous iPhone 16 (or the 15 or 14 before that).

The iPhone 17 keeps largely the same dimensions, with only slight growth compared to the iPhone 16 - it's 149.6 x 71.5 x 7.95mm versus 146.7 x 71.6 x 7.8mm. So, it's ever so slightly thicker and seven grams heavier year over year, but I doubt you'll notice this in daily use.

Over the past week, I've been using the iPhone 17 - alongside the Air, which is a story for another day - and it feels every bit like a modern iPhone. While I thought the colors were a little lacking in pop during my hands-on, the Sage Green model I've been testing has certainly grown on me. It lacks the vibrancy of last year's Ultra Marine iPhone 16, but I especially like how it shifts from a lighter to a darker hue as the light hits it. The 17 also comes in Mist Blue, Lavender, White, or Black, should this Sage hue not be to your taste.

• No true redesign; it's similar to the iPhone 16
• Color range is fun
• More durable year over year

Yeah, the iPhone Air is strikingly thin, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max look pretty different, but Apple's staying the course with the iPhone 17 - and it makes a lot of sense.

As the entry-level model in the 2025 lineup, it feels instantly recognizable as an iPhone and looks right at home when compared to the previous iPhone 16 (or the 15 or 14 before that).

The iPhone 17 keeps largely the same dimensions, with only slight growth compared to the iPhone 16 - it's 149.6 x 71.5 x 7.95mm versus 146.7 x 71.6 x 7.8mm. So, it's ever so slightly thicker and seven grams heavier year over year, but I doubt you'll notice this in daily use.

Over the past week, I've been using the iPhone 17 - alongside the Air, which is a story for another day - and it feels every bit like a modern iPhone. While I thought the colors were a little lacking in pop during my hands-on, the Sage Green model I've been testing has certainly grown on me. It lacks the vibrancy of last year's Ultra Marine iPhone 16, but I especially like how it shifts from a lighter to a darker hue as the light hits it. The 17 also comes in Mist Blue, Lavender, White, or Black, should this Sage hue not be to your taste.

• No true redesign; it's similar to the iPhone 16
• Color range is fun
• More durable year over year

Yeah, the iPhone Air is strikingly thin, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max look pretty different, but Apple's staying the course with the iPhone 17 - and it makes a lot of sense.

As the entry-level model in the 2025 lineup, it feels instantly recognizable as an iPhone and looks right at home when compared to the previous iPhone 16 (or the 15 or 14 before that).

The iPhone 17 keeps largely the same dimensions, with only slight growth compared to the iPhone 16 - it's 149.6 x 71.5 x 7.95mm versus 146.7 x 71.6 x 7.8mm. So, it's ever so slightly thicker and seven grams heavier year over year, but I doubt you'll notice this in daily use.

Over the past week, I've been using the iPhone 17 - alongside the Air, which is a story for another day - and it feels every bit like a modern iPhone. While I thought the colors were a little lacking in pop during my hands-on, the Sage Green model I've been testing has certainly grown on me. It lacks the vibrancy of last year's Ultra Marine iPhone 16, but I especially like how it shifts from a lighter to a darker hue as the light hits it. The 17 also comes in Mist Blue, Lavender, White, or Black, should this Sage hue not be to your taste.

• No true redesign; it's similar to the iPhone 16
• Color range is fun
• More durable year over year

Yeah, the iPhone Air is strikingly thin, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max look pretty different, but Apple's staying the course with the iPhone 17 - and it makes a lot of sense.

As the entry-level model in the 2025 lineup, it feels instantly recognizable as an iPhone and looks right at home when compared to the previous iPhone 16 (or the 15 or 14 before that).

The iPhone 17 keeps largely the same dimensions, with only slight growth compared to the iPhone 16 - it's 149.6 x 71.5 x 7.95mm versus 146.7 x 71.6 x 7.8mm. So, it's ever so slightly thicker and seven grams heavier year over year, but I doubt you'll notice this in daily use.

Over the past week, I've been using the iPhone 17 - alongside the Air, which is a story for another day - and it feels every bit like a modern iPhone. While I thought the colors were a little lacking in pop during my hands-on, the Sage Green model I've been testing has certainly grown on me. It lacks the vibrancy of last year's Ultra Marine iPhone 16, but I especially like how it shifts from a lighter to a darker hue as the light hits it. The 17 also comes in Mist Blue, Lavender, White, or Black, should this Sage hue not be to your taste.

Like the iPhone 16, the 17 can last all day. It now supports up to 40W fast charging when wired. Apple still isn't sharing the battery size inside the iPhone 17 - it rarely does so for most of its products - so we'll need to wait for a proper teardown to see the exact lithium-ion cell inside.

I've been reviewing phones for years, including iPhones since the iPhone 8 lineup. To complete this review, I used the iPhone 17 in Sage Green for over a week.

During that time, I tested every part of the phone - making calls, streaming music, playing games, watching shows and movies, snapping photos, and working across my usual apps. For performance, I ran both qualitative and quantitative tests, including GeekBench 6.5, and noted how the phone handled heavier tasks like gaming or multitasking. For battery life, I tracked percentage drop across a full day of use and ran a standardized test.

For the cameras, I shot extensively with the 48MP main and new 48MP ultra-wide lenses, testing 0.5x, 1x, and 2x crop, as well as Portrait, Night mode, and Macro shots. I also tried the upgraded 18MP selfie camera and Dual Capture video. To put results in context, I compared them with shots from the iPhone Air, the entire iPhone 16 lineup, Google Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.