Apple iPhone 15 Pro to Begin at 256GB Storage

Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro models are set to begin with 256GB of storage, with an option for a top-tier 2TB SKU. Additionally, these phones will have a starting price that's $100 higher than before, setting the starting US price at $1,100.

In summary, both the Pro and Pro Max models are anticipated to offer a base storage of 256GB and could go up to 2TB. However, there are conflicting reports suggesting that 1TB might be the maximum SKU available. If this is the case, it's possible that either the 512GB or 1TB models will be discontinued.

Back in 2021, the Pro models were available with a 1TB SKU for the first time, and the base storage for iPhones increased from 64GB to 128GB.

For this year, the iPhone 15 Pro models are rumored to feature a larger 1-inch primary sensor, a periscope camera with enhanced zoom capabilities, a new crimson shade, slimmer bezels, an expanded battery, and the debut of a 3nm processor, likely named the A17 Bionic. Furthermore, the iPhone's chassis is expected to be crafted from titanium.

All these features will be housed in a device running on iOS 17.