In addition to slimmer bezels, Apple is also said to be pushing the boundaries of material quality on its upcoming flagship smartphones. Instead of the stainless steel that Apple currently uses to make the side rails on the iPhone 14 Pro, the company is reportedly eyeing titanium for the iPhone 15 Pro, which offers multiple benefits over stainless steel: it is lighter but at the same time, it is stronger and more resistant to corrosive forces. Naturally, titanium also costs more, which means there’s a good chance that Apple will charge a greater premium for the iPhone 15 Pro line when it arrives later this year.
There’s already some precedent for that in Apple’s smartwatch line-up. Apple charged a $100 premium for the Titanium trims of the Apple Watch Series 7 compared to the sticker price of variants with a stainless steel case, which in turn is more expensive compared to the aluminum versions. Other rumored changes for the iPhone 15 Pro include improved camera hardware, a next-gen chip based on the 3 nm process, and improved repairability. Apple is reportedly making the iPhone 15 Pro models more comfortable to hold by making the edges a tad rounder compared to the sharp edges on its current iPhone 14 portfolio.
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