iPhone 17 Pro launch in 4 days: Big RAM upgrade coming…
Apple is gearing up for its much-awaited “Awe-Dropping” event, scheduled for September 9, 2025, where the spotlight will be on the iPhone 17 series. With just four days left for the grand reveal, leaks and reports are creating a buzz among Apple enthusiasts. The latest update comes from TrendForce, which has shed light on the RAM upgrades across the new iPhone lineup.
RAM upgrades in iPhone 17 series
The upcoming series is expected to feature four models iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. While Apple has usually kept RAM upgrades subtle, this year seems to mark a shift.
Here’s the expected breakdown of RAM across the lineup:
iPhone 17: 8GB RAM
iPhone 17 Air: 12GB RAM
iPhone 17 Pro: 12GB RAM
iPhone 17 Pro Max: 12GB RAM
The standard iPhone 17 may stick to 8GB RAM, much like the iPhone 16, but the other models especially the Pro variants are expected to offer 12GB RAM. This boost could significantly improve multitasking, gaming, and overall efficiency, particularly when paired with the next-gen A19 chip.
Why the RAM upgrade matters
A jump to 12GB RAM is a noteworthy enhancement for iPhones. With Apple pushing its Apple Intelligence features and increasing demands from apps, the higher RAM will likely ensure smoother performance, faster app switching, and improved battery efficiency. For power users and professionals, the Pro and Pro Max models will stand out as productivity beasts.
Apple’s Awe-Dropping event details
The event is scheduled for September 9, 2025, at 10:30 PM IST, and will be live-streamed on Apple.com, Apple TV, and YouTube. Alongside the iPhone 17 series, Apple is also expected to unveil:
Apple Watch Series 11
Apple Watch Ultra 3
AirPods Pro 3
With just days to go, anticipation is at its peak. If these leaks are accurate, the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max could set new performance standards, while the iPhone 17 Air might emerge as a balanced option for those seeking both power and value.
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