We can say that the countdown has begun for the Apple iPhone 15. Many details about the iPhone 15 series, which is expected to be introduced in mid-September, have also emerged. One of them is the weight of the phones. In particular, the lightness of the iPhone 15 Pro has left a question mark in the minds. I wonder if Apple is reducing the quality with the iPhone 15 series? Here are the details on the subject…
Why will the iPhone 15 Pro be lighter than the 14 Pro model?
Probably the first detail you will notice after taking the new iPhone 15 Pro out of the box will probably be its lightness. Because the latest news states that we will encounter a noticeably light phone. So why might Apple be following such a path? Moreover, while many users have a subconscious perception that light products are of poor quality.
There are actually simple reasons for this situation. Technology does not only develop on behalf of the camera and chip features of the new iPhone model. It is also developing in the name of building and raw material materials. New products are emerging every day. In this context, the iPhone 15 Pro model can be said to keep up with the times. The frame material that the new phone will use will be different from the others.
Whoops now: iPhone 15 features and price have been revealed!
The features and price of the iPhone 15 model, which Apple will introduce soon, have emerged. Here are the details…
According to the information received, the iPhone 15 Pro will now use a titanium alloy frame instead of a stainless steel frame. Users who use titanium alloy watches of brands such as Casio and Seiko know. It is as tough as steel but 40 percent lighter than steel. This is why many watch brands use titanium alloy cases in their lightest series. It should also be noted that the vast majority of watch users prefer lightweight models.
The iPhone 15 Pro model is also getting lighter with the change in its case. If you have the antithesis of “Only the frames on the side will change, there won’t be such a big difference”, the issue is not limited to just the frame. Considering that titanium alloy will be used in the areas under the glass surface of the rear case, the “case” weight of the device is expected to decrease by 40 percent. But don’t worry, Apple doesn’t compromise on the quality of its devices. Titanium can have a stronger structure than steel.
Of course, these are just guesses. Even if Apple does buy a set of titanium, it may not use them in iPhone models. It is much more logical to use titanium material in devices that should be really ultra-light, such as the Apple Vision Pro. So what do you think? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…