iPhone 15 Pro Max may become Apple’s ‘best-selling smartphone’

iPhone 15 Pro Max

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to become Apple’s best-selling smartphone, with a groundbreaking periscope lens rumored to offer impressive optical zoom, potentially 5X-10X, predicted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

iPhone 15 series to be launched on September 12 at Apple’s September 12 event.

To recall, the standard iPhone 15 models are anticipated to receive upgrades like a USB Type-C port and Dynamic Island. In contrast, the iPhone 15 Pro Max (or iPhone 15 Ultra) may feature a game-changing addition that could position it as Apple’s top-selling model.

In a post by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo on Medium (via 9to5Mac), it is suggested that the device could make up 35-40 per cent of Apple’s shipments upon launch, potentially becoming their top-selling model. The report also notes a 10 per cent increase in estimated shipments for the iPhone 15 Pro compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max, largely attributed to the anticipated inclusion of a periscope lens, exclusive to the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

The upcoming periscope lens, integrated into the telephoto lens of the device, could potentially provide optical zoom ranging from 5X to 6X. Notably, Apple Insider’s Andrew O’Hara suggests it might even push the boundaries to 10X, aligning with the acclaimed zoom capabilities of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. This underscores Apple’s confidence in the periscope’s appeal, exclusively offered in the device, as highlighted in Kuo’s report.

Should this report prove accurate, it implies that consumers are prepared to invest more significantly for premium iPhone features.

Although unconfirmed, there are indications of a potential $200 price increase for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, marking the first such increase since the iPhone 11 series.



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