- New aluminum unibody chassis with vapor chamber and Ceramic Shield 2 front and rear.
- Triple 48MP rear camera with greater range: up to 8x optical quality and 40x digital zoom.
- 6,3" and 6,9" Super Retina XDR displays with 120Hz ProMotion and 3.000 nits peak.
- Reservations open September 12th, with prices in Spain starting at €1.319 (Pro) and €1.469 (Pro Max).

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max alongside the iPhone 17 and the new iPhone Air, a generation that focuses on sustained performance and photography. The change is immediately apparent: the rear camera module extends across the top, and the chassis is now a unibody aluminum structure with a new cooling system.
In addition to the aesthetics, key technical improvements are coming: Super Retina XDR displays with 120Hz ProMotion , Ceramic Shield 2 protecting both sides, and a thermal system that combines a vapor chamber and the aluminum body itself to maintain power for longer. Confirmed finishes are dark blue, orange, and silver.
iPhone 17 Pro Specs Sheet
- Displays: 6,3″ (Pro) and 6,9″ (Pro Max) Super Retina XDR, ProMotion 120 Hz, peak brightness up to 3.000 nits outdoors.
- Design: Aluminum unibody housing with steam chamber integrated and Ceramic Shield 2 front and rear.
- Chip: A19 Pro (6-core CPU and 6-core GPU) with sustained performance leap over the previous generation.
- Cameras: Three 48MP sensors (main, ultra-wide, and new telephoto) with increased range and up to eight focal lengths.
- Video: 4K HDR up to 120 fps, support for ProRes RAW, Apple Log 2, ACES and Genlock.
- Connectivity: New N1 chip with Wi‑Fi 7, Bluetooth 6 and Thread for improved stability and latency.
- Storage: from 256 GB; the Pro Max reaches 2 TB.
- Colors: silver, dark blue and orange.

A design thought to cool better and last longer
The unibody aluminum chassis isn't just for looks: it acts as part of the thermal system, helping to dissipate the heat generated by the chip and internal components. The vapor chamber, sealed and welded to the frame, distributes the heat throughout the structure to maintain more stable performance during demanding sessions.
Protection is also improved. The new Ceramic Shield 2 protects the front with a more scratch-resistant coating and, for the first time, extends to the back. According to the company, the front panel is more resistant to micro-scratches, and the back offers greater resistance to cracking compared to the glass of previous generations.
The redesigned camera module now occupies the entire top strip, freeing up internal space for a larger battery and relocating elements like the antennas to the perimeter. The result is a more robust device, also designed to handle prolonged power surges.
Cameras: Three 48 MP sensors with greater range
The rear camera setup retains the familiar trio, but now features three 48MP sensors and a new-generation telephoto lens. This combination offers up to eight focal lengths, with 4x optical zoom (100mm) and up to 8x optical zoom (200mm), plus up to 40x digital zoom for photos.
Apple enhances image processing with an improved Photonic Engine to preserve textures, reduce noise, and refine color. Both the main camera and the telephoto lens feature advanced sensor stabilization , crucial for low-light and telephoto shots.
The front camera has also been upgraded: it features a new 18MP sensor with a wider field of view and functions like Center Framing for photos and video calls, as well as 4K HDR video with excellent stabilization. Another useful feature for creators is Dual Capture, which allows recording with the front and rear cameras simultaneously.
Performance, connectivity and intelligence
The A19 Pro relies on a 6-core CPU and a 6-core GPU to deliver a significant leap in sustained performance , especially when the new cooling system kicks in. In practice, this translates to less thermal throttling during extended tasks like video editing or gaming.
The wireless component is handled by the N1 chip, which incorporates Wi-Fi 7 , Bluetooth 6, and Thread to enhance connectivity within the home ecosystem. In games and graphics-intensive apps , hardware ray tracing and GPU optimizations aim for higher frame rates and more realistic lighting.
iOS 26 brings Apple Intelligence features such as real - time translation and new vision and search capabilities, along with a visual redesign. These tools, depending on regional availability and language, provide improvements in productivity and usability for everyday use.
battery and charging
The new internal design allows for a larger battery, and combined with the efficiency of the A19 Pro and iOS's power management, battery life improvements are expected compared to the previous generation. Models with exclusive eSIM support remain available in the lineup.
Both models can charge to 50% in about 20 minutes with a compatible high-power USB-C adapter (such as Apple's new 40–60W dynamic charger , depending on the market). The ecosystem is completed with Qi-certified MagSafe chargers.
Price and Availability
Pre-orders begin on September 12th , and in-store availability is scheduled for the 19th of the same month in the first countries. Spain is among the initial launch markets.
These are the official prices in Spain for the Pro models:
- iPhone 17 Pro: 256GB for €1.319, 512GB for €1.569, 1TB for €1.819.
- iPhone 17 Pro Max: 256GB for €1.469, 512GB for €1.719, 1TB for €1.969, 2TB for €2.469.
The iPhone 17 and the new iPhone Air are also arriving . In Spain, the iPhone 17 starts at €959 for 256 GB (€1.209 for 512 GB), while the iPhone Air starts at €1.219 (256 GB) and reaches €1.469 (512 GB) and €1.719 (1 TB).
Accessories and other details
The lineup also includes new cases (silicone, clear, and technical braided ), a crossbody strap made with recycled materials, and USB-C and MagSafe charging solutions. Apple is also maintaining its service plans and AppleCare, with additional options depending on the region.
With a redesign that prioritizes cooling and durability, brighter screens, and a 48MP triple-camera system with greater range, the new Pro models aim for more stable, intensive use, clear pricing in the Spanish market, and a defined roadmap for those who were expecting a leap in sustained performance and professional video.