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iPhone 18 Pro Review: Apple’s priciest Pro phone ever poses a challenge for upgraders

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Briefings

This briefing analyzes the iPhone 18 Pro review, highlighting its September 2026 release as a rare Pro model alongside the iPhone Duo. The device features the A20 Pro chip, a 4,288 mAh battery, and a redesigned thermal system, with a 100-dollar price increase over the iPhone 17 Pro. The review notes the Pro design's jarring rear lenses and unified colors compared to the iPhone 17 Pro's two-tone approach.

Key points

• The iPhone 18 Pro was released in September 2026 alongside the iPhone Duo, marking the first time Apple released a Pro model without a standard flagship at the same time.
• The device features the A20 Pro chip with a 4,288 mAh battery, offering a 730 mAh increase over the iPhone 17 Pro's battery while maintaining a similar size to the iPhone 16 Pro.

Context

Apple typically releases new iPhones in September to align with holiday shopping, but the iPhone 18 Pro is an exception as it is the first Pro model to launch this year. The review provides a first-hand look at the device's performance and design, noting the A20 Pro chip and thermal improvements.

Limitations

The review is based on a single user's experience with the iPhone 18 Pro, which may not represent all users. Battery capacity figures are specific to the eSIM-only model sold in the U.S., and the review does not include performance tests with other devices or specific software configurations.

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