Base iPhone 15 Pro Model to Start at 256GB of Storage Amid Rumors of a Price Hike of Up To $200
The entire iPhone 15 lineup will come with improved camera sensors for enhanced low-light photography as well as better video-taking abilities. Apple introduced ProRes video on the 'Pro' iPhone models with at least 256GB of storage capacity, which means that the high-quality video format was not present on the base model of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. It is now being reported that the company could introduce the iPhone 15 Pro models with 256GB storage for the base model.
The standard iPhone 15 models are expected to feature a plethora of forward-facing changes such as USB-C, Dynamic Island on the display, and improved camera setup. However, the devices will feature the same storage capacity as the current iPhone 14 models. The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to come with a titanium finish with USB-C and a new Action Button. Additionally, a Weibo user has now suggested that the iPhone 15 Pro will start at 256GB in contrast to 128GB on the current base models of the flagships.
It was also recently reported that Apple will increase the maximum storage of the 'Pro' iPhone models from 1TB to 2TB. This will be a major jump for the iPhone and users who are keen to use their iPhone as their primary camera. It makes sense for Apple to increase the base storage of the iPhone 15 Pro as it is looking to increase the price of the handset as well. It was recently reported that the iPhone 15 Pro models could see a price hike of up to $200. It was also reported that the standard iPhone 15 models will see a minor price increase as well.
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models next month, potentially on September 12 or 13. Apart from the forthcoming iPhone 15 lineup, Apple will also announce the
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