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Summer is usually the worst time to buy a new iPhone. Not this year
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Unlike previous years, when this would be the worst time to upgrade, buying an iPhone 17 Pro before the upcoming September launch may secure you a better deal.
While the iPhone 18 Pro will undoubtedly bring welcome changes, the overall package may not justify the price.
According to some forecasts, the iPhone 18 Pro may start at a whopping $1,299.
The iPhone 18 Pro will reportedly maintain the same memory, indicating it won’t feature any major exclusive AI tools.
With an iPhone 17 Pro, it’s safe to assume that you’ll be getting the same set of artificial smarts as the 18 Pro for years to come.