The 15th-generation iPhone is the only one with a Dynamic Island feature, an A16 Bionic chip, 2x zoom, and USB-C post. Prices start from $799.
The new 2023 iPhone lineup is here. Prices start at $799, and if you think that’s too much, you can decide to grab one of the predecessors.
Prices of earlier iPhone models should gradually go down towards Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
The iPhone 15 sports the Dynamic Island feature, A16 Bionic chip, 2x zoom, and USB-C post. The other two models lack these features.
It’s worth noting that iPhone 15 comes with the brightest display (1,000 nits of typical brightness, compared to 800 in iPhone 13 and 14).
Find below a screenshot of the table comparing the latest iPhone 15 with iPhone 14 and 13. You can find all the details at Apple’s online store.
Click on the image to see it in full resolution.
Source: Apple
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