The New iPhone 15 Family: All You need to Know

 The standard iPhone 15 is available with a 6.1-inch OLED display or a 6.7-inch OLED display. Thanks to the OLED technology, the display has very vibrant and bright colors and deep blacks. Brightness has also been improved, now topping out at 1600nits on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, viewing angles are good, and both screens are very responsive. It's also worth noting that the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus now support Dolby Vision, the higher refresh rate display and improved color accuracy will deliver a superior visual experience, ideal for content consumption and mobile gaming.

  The iPhone 15 Pro features a 6.1-inch LCD screen, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max comes with a 6.7-inch LCD display. The 6.1-inch display is the same size as the standard iPhone 15 model and features an OLED panel for vibrant, eye-catching colors, deep blacks, and bright whites. ProMotion technology delivers a ProMotion technology delivers a 120Hz refresh rate, compared to 60Hz on the standard iPhone 15, and features a Super Retina XDR display with Always-On and ProMotion technology for a great viewing experience.

  Both iPhone 15 and 15 Plus feature Dynamic Island, and an advanced camera system designed to help users take fantastic photos of everyday moments in their lives. A powerful 48-megapixel main camera enables super-high-resolution photos and a new 2x Telephoto option to give users a total of three optical zoom levels — like having a third camera. The iPhone 15 series also introduces the next generation of portraits, making it easier to capture portraits with great detail and low-light performance.

  Powerful camera upgrades for iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max deliver higher image quality equivalent to seven professional lenses, including a more advanced 48-megapixel main camera system, next-generation portraits with focus and depth control, improvements to Night Mode and Intelligent HDR, and a new 5-band camera with a new camera that's exclusive to iPhone 15 Pro Max. 15 Pro Max uses the telephoto lens to achieve a 5x optical zoom, a first for any iPhone model released to date.