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iPhone 15 battery: Want to know the size of each model? Check them out now

The latest leak indicates that the iPhone 15 could boast a 3,877mAh battery.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: Aug 29 2023, 15:03 IST
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1/7 iPhone 15 series: Apple’s brand new generation of iPhones is set to launch in September. The launch date could be September 12. The company will be launching four new variants: iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. There are various rumours surrounding the smartphone’s specs, features and design that are keeping the expectations of users high. (Unsplash)
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2/7 The iPhone 15 series is rumoured to feature USB-C charging to comply with The European Union. The iPhone 12 Pro versions may include a physical action button and periscope camera with enhanced zoom range. During the Apple event, the overall specs of the smartphone will be revealed. (Unsplash)
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3/7 Google Pixel 8 series: We can expect the launch of new Google smartphones this fall. It is suggested that there will be two variants: Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. However, this has not yet been confirmed by the company. The information is based on leaks and rumours shared by tipsters. (Smartprix)
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4/7 The Google Pixel 8 may feature a temperature sensor and they will be launched with Android 14. WinFuture revealed that the smartphones can feature 12 GB RAM. It is being said that the new smartphone will be similar to Pixel 7 and 7 Pro in terms of design. Additionally, a tipster,  Yogesh Brar shared that it may come with a 50MP main camera and a 12 MP ultrawide camera. (Unsplash)
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5/7 OnePlus foldable: There is very little known about this new foldable smartphone by OnePlus. However, it is expected that it will launch by the end of this year. The company will soon reveal the details of its launch.  (Twitter)
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6/7 So far, MySmartPrice shared that the OnePlus foldable may come with a 7.8-inch internal screen. Additionally, it is expected to support a triple-setup camera that can include a 48MP wide and ultrawide lens along with a 64MP telephoto lens. It may also feature a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. (HT Tech)
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7/7 iQOO Neo 8 series: Two smartphones to be launched under this series, One the iQOO Neo 8 and another iQOO Neo 8 Pro. According to 91Mobiles, the series may feature a 6.78-inch display. It may support Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 processor coupled with 12GB RAM. Additionally, it is expected to feature a 50MP main camera. The smartphone is suspected to be in September. (iQOO)
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A notable change in iPhone 15 battery performance is the anticipated switch to USB-C charging.(Representative Image) (Unsplash)

As the countdown to Apple's annual iPhone unveiling continues, tech enthusiasts are buzzing with excitement over the upcoming iPhone 15 lineup. While official details remain under wraps, leaks and rumors have provided insights into the possible battery sizes and charging speeds of the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

iPhone 15 Battery Upgrades

According to a report by TechRadar, one of the most intriguing revelations during the grand Apple Event is the potential battery sizes for the iPhone 15 models. The most detailed leak indicates that the iPhone 15 could boast a 3,877mAh battery, a remarkable 18% increase compared to the iPhone 14's 3,279mAh battery. This information comes from a Foxconn worker, adding a level of credibility to the claim.

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  • 128 GB Storage
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Though this leak stands alone for now, the larger battery combined with an expected more efficient chipset than the iPhone 14, suggests significant gains in battery life for the iPhone 15. Apple's claim of up to 20 hours of local video playback, 16 hours of streamed video, or 80 hours of audio playback for the iPhone 14 could be surpassed by the iPhone 15, potentially offering around 24 hours of local video, 19 hours of streamed video, and 94 hours of audio playback.

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Charging Speeds

The charging landscape is also expected to evolve with the iPhone 15 lineup. A notable change is the anticipated switch to USB-C charging, particularly for European models. While the iPhone 15 is expected to charge via USB-C, there are indications that the charging speeds might also receive an upgrade. Reports suggest that some iPhone 15 models could support 35W charging, a notable increase from the iPhone 14's 20W limit.

Diverse Battery Sizes

The rumored battery sizes for the iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max also hint at impressive improvements. The iPhone 15 Plus is said to have a 4,912mAh battery, marking a 14% increase over the iPhone 14 Plus's 4,323mAh battery. The iPhone 15 Pro is expected to feature a 3,650mAh battery, a 14% increase from the iPhone 14 Pro's 3,200mAh battery. With an A17 Bionic chipset and possibly 35W charging. On the other hand, The iPhone 15 Pro Max – is expected to have a 4,852mAh which is a 12% increase on the 4,323mAh battery in the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Apart from this, there's another rumor that Apple might surprise you with another event in October. According to Mark Gurman, Apple might introduce the first M3 Macs. This to the exciting iPhone event in September, there's a rumour that Apple might have another event in October. According to Gurman, they might be introducing the first M3 Macs. It is still unknown whether this announcement will be released through a formal event or perhaps a discreet press release.

Wait for more such speculations and updates till the Apple Event.

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