iPhone 17 Pro Is Apple’s Boldest Design Overhaul In Years

Posted by Prakhar Khanna, Contributor | 4 hours ago | /consumer-tech, /innovation, Consumer Tech, Innovation, standard | Views: 12


At its Awe-Dropping Event in Cupertino, Apple announced four new iPhones, including the iPhone 17, iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro series. The latter consists of two devices, the 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max and unlike previous years, they aren’t playing it safe. Apple has redesigned its iPhone 17 Pro lineup for its boldest look yet. It might not please everyone but it is a refreshing change.

A Bold Yet Functional Redesign

Apple hadn’t changed the camera module layout since the iPhone 11 Pro. It kept getting bigger to occupy bigger sensors over the years. For the first time since 2019, Apple has redesigned the rear of its Pro iPhones. The company has moved to a brushed aerospace-grade 7000-series aluminium unibody design. And in another first-ever for iPhones, the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max feature a laser-welded vapor chamber

This chamber contains deionised water and is engineered to move heat away from the new A19 Pro chipset, allowing the chip to operate at peak performance for longer periods. It is a major leap for sustained performance, especially for heavy tasks like mobile gaming, video editing, or even running on-device AI models. Apple claims that the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max offer 40% better performance during sustained workloads.

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The display on the iPhone 17 Pro also gets a significant boost. It is available in 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch screen sizes. Both models feature Super Retina XDR displays, with support for ProMotion tech, 3,000 nits peak outdoor brightness and Always-On display. They lie under the protection of Ceramic Shield 2, which is three times better in terms of scratch resistance and offers a 7-layer anti-reflective display. On the back too, you get Ceramic Shield protection, which is claimed to make the phones four times more durable than before.

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