iPhone 17 Pro: Rumors Indicate Anti-Glare Display, Larger Battery, and Reverse Charging

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 28/08/2025 at 10:57

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Rumors Indicate That the iPhone 17 Pro Will Arrive With Anti-Reflective Display, Larger Battery, Reverse Charging Feature, and 48 MP Cameras.

The launch of the Apple iPhone 17 is already scheduled: September 9. Among the most anticipated highlights are the iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Various rumors are circulating about design, performance, and cameras.

New Design and Colors

The visual of the Pro models will also see significant changes. The camera bump will give way to a full-width bar, occupying the back of the device.

In addition, titanium will be replaced by aluminum, although the reason for this switch remains unclear.

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Enhanced Performance

As with every generation, the expectation is that the devices will become more powerful. The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to debut the A19 Pro chip, which promises advancements in CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine.

Another improvement is the increase in memory. Now it will feature 12 GB of RAM, a 50% jump compared to the previous models with 8 GB. To maintain performance, Apple is expected to include vapor chambers, which help control temperature during intense use.

Camera Improvements

The cameras will receive special attention. The front camera is expected to rise from 12 MP to 24 MP, while the three rear cameras will reach 48 MP each. The highlight is for the Pro Max, which may gain 8x optical zoom, exclusive to the larger model.

These changes reinforce Apple’s focus on photography and video, areas increasingly valued by users.

Display, Battery, and Extras

Other rumors suggest an anti-reflective display, more resistant to scratches. The Pro Max will have a slightly thicker body to accommodate a larger battery.

Finally, an anticipated novelty is reverse wireless charging. With this feature, users will be able to charge other Apple devices using just the iPhone 17 Pro.

Now the question remains: which of these features will actually appear in September and which will be left for the coming years?

iPhone 17 Pro: Rumors Indicate Anti-Glare Display, Larger Battery, and Reverse Charging

Rumors Indicate That the iPhone 17 Pro Will Arrive With Anti-Reflective Display, Larger Battery, Reverse Charging Feature, and 48 MP Cameras.

New Design and Colors

Enhanced Performance

Camera Improvements

Display, Battery, and Extras

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