The iPhone 17 will be the latest new smartphone from Apple and while it has not been officially confirmed we can expect it to arrive this year. Apple is expected to launch the phone around the 8-10 September and pre orders usually open the same week of the reveal. Apple usually launches the phones via a glitzy live stream that typically takes place at 6pm UK time. The UK’s major phone providers will reveal prices and availability on the same day and we can expect opening day orders from the likes of Sky Mobile, EE and Three. The new iPhone 17 is expected to come in standard handset version, a larger Plus model and a range-topping iPhone 17 Pro Max, which will be the fastest, most powerful option for those who want the best iPhone on the market. According to recent leaks prices for the new iPhone 17 could increase by around £50 compared to the previous generation iPhone 16 phones. The standard phone could start from around £850 in the UK, while the iPhone 17 Pro Max is expected to cost from around £1,250. The prices would be an increase on the £799 costs of the iPhone 16 128GB model at launch last September and the £1,199 price tag for the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Prices for monthly contract deals could also increase but the good news for shoppers is that many UK providers offer cheap options even on the more expensive iPhone models. The iPhone 16 is now available for as little as £24 per month in the cheapest deal for the flagship phone, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max costs £38 per month on the cheapest contract on Sky Mobile here. The new iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max would cost a little more at launch but prices under £30 are expected for the new phone at an entry-level price point. There have been no official details about the new phones but rumours are circling that even the entry-level model will have an enhanced display with 120Hz ProMotion technology included on the base model for the first time. You can also expect big camera upgrades including a 48mp ultra wide rear camera for higher quality photography. The new devices could include Qi 2.2 wireless charging, supporting speeds of up to 25W, which means faster and more efficient charging on the new iPhones.
