As is typical with the feature gap between standard and pro models, rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max (as well as the Air) will get the newest A19 chip, while the regular iPhone 17 will get the same A18 chip that powered last year's iPhone 16.

I've always wanted to be one of those people who upgrades their phone every year, but let's be real-dropping over $1,100 on a new iPhone just isn't in the cards for me (or my bank account). That's why I did a double-take when I spotted this deal: a refurbished iPhone 15 Pro Max with 256GB of storage in Black Titanium for $769.

Just when it seemed clear exactly what was coming when for the new iPhones, a new part of the puzzle has become apparent.