iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max• Screens 6.1 and 6.7 inches• Screen brightness at peak increased to 2000 nits• A17 Pro• Titanium frame • 48MP main + 12MP UW + 12MP Telephoto (3x on Pro/5x on Pro Max)• Type C with USB 3.0• WiFi 6E• Customisable Action Button• Spatial video💰 Pricing -iPhone 15 Pro: $999/₹1

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iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max

• Screens 6.1 and 6.7 inches
• Screen brightness at peak increased to 2000 nits
• A17 Pro
• Titanium frame
• 48MP main + 12MP UW + 12MP Telephoto (3x on Pro/5x on Pro Max)
• Type C with USB 3.0
• WiFi 6E
• Customisable Action Button
• Spatial video

💰 Pricing -
iPhone 15 Pro: $999/₹1,34,900 for 128GB
iPhone 15 Pro: $1199/₹1,59,900 for 256GB

Pre-orders start today. Sales September 22.

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