Year-over-year improvements to the camera, a new body, and a new button distinguish the two Pro iPhones. In my opinion, the high-end models are lighter in weight and really make a difference during everyday use. Those who have complained about how big and heavy smartphones have become should consider them if they are looking to upgrade their iPhones.

There is a price to pay for them.

There are two versions of the 6.1-inch iPhone Pro, one with 128GB of storage and one with 1TB of storage. For most people, I recommend the $1099 model with 256GB of storage. For $1599, you can get the iPhone Pro Max with a 6.7-inch screen, which now starts at $1199, $100 more than last year. For 256GB of storage, you can get the entry-level model for $1199, and you can get 1TB for $1999.

In addition to the Pro models, Apple also offers the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, which cost $799 and $899, respectively. In addition to the chip from last year’s iPhone 14 Pro, there are some improvements to the camera, and Apple’s “dynamic island” hides the front-facing cameras. With its close to state-of-the-art features, the mainstream iPhone 15 models will be perfectly adequate for most users.

Nonetheless, Apple’s Pro phones have a fast refresh rate display, a zoom lens, and the latest chip, the A17 Pro. Apple’s pro models often trickle down to the mainstream models in the coming years, making them much more desirable to people who are picky about their technology.