As with every year, the countdown has begun for Apple’s newest star that excites tech enthusiasts. The iPhone 17 series, especially the “Pro” model, is getting ready to steal the spotlight. But when will this much-anticipated device be introduced? What will it look like? What innovations will it bring? And when will it be available on store shelves in Turkey? Let’s take a closer look into the world of iPhone 17.

Looking at Apple’s traditional launch schedule, September is considered the month of the iPhone. The latest information suggests that the iPhone 17 series will be unveiled in September 2025. While an official date hasn’t been announced yet, we know Apple doesn’t usually go for surprises. So you might want to mark the second week of September in your calendar with a little apple logo. As usual, we can expect the announcement first, followed by a short pre-order period, and then a rush to the stores.

The launch date typically falls within the first week of September. In previous years, we’ve seen Apple announce its new iPhone series during colorful events named things like “Wonderlust.” This year will likely bring a similar kind of presentation. Pre-orders will begin shortly after the event, and the devices should hit store shelves within a few weeks.

Here’s one of the biggest questions on everyone’s mind! While Apple has been making small tweaks in recent years, the iPhone 17 is expected to bring more substantial changes—especially in the camera module.

·       Since the iPhone 11 Pro, the triple camera system has been in the top corner. This time, it may be replaced by a horizontal camera bar. Components like the LiDAR sensor, flash, and microphone are expected to be placed on the right side of this bar.

·       While the Pro models will likely continue using titanium, standard models may go with aluminum, making them lighter.

·       Some rumors suggested the Dynamic Island might shrink, but recent leaks indicate it will likely stay the same.

Of course, Apple could always surprise us with something unexpected when it comes to design. We might see a surprising new detail in the upcoming iPhone models!

Apple typically starts selling new models in Turkey about 2 to 3 weeks after the global launch. If everything goes according to plan, we can expect the iPhone 17 to arrive in Turkey around early October 2025. However, depending on customs and logistics, the exact date could vary slightly.

The iPhone 17 Pro opens a brand-new chapter in the iPhone series this year with its new features. One of the most striking innovations is the Vapor Chamber cooling system. Thanks to this technology, the device heats up less while operating at high performance for extended periods. Good news for gamers and heavy users!

On the hardware side, 12 GB RAM, Apple’s newly developed next-generation Wi-Fi chip, a 48 MP telephoto camera, and a 24 MP front camera are coming. A dual video recording feature is also being added to the camera app. This means you’ll now be able to record video from two different angles at the same time.

So, what about the Dynamic Island? It was expected to shrink, but recent leaks suggest this feature will remain unchanged this year. However, there might be a small surprise on the iPhone 17 Pro Max side. Leaks from Weibo suggest that Apple is working on a new metalens technology to shrink the Face ID components. If this is true, the Dynamic Island design may be a bit more minimal and slim in the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Apple is not only focusing on the iPhone Pro models but is also preparing to introduce the “iPhone 17 Air” model, targeting different segments this year. This model, simpler and lighter yet still powerful, seems set to stand out with its single-camera rear design. Its name may be “Air,” but be careful—it’s not empty inside!

The iPhone 17 series seems to be the kind that will make even those who say “Come on, it’s the same phone again” think twice. With an advanced camera system, design changes, a lighter body, and cooling technology, Apple is preparing to make a serious update this year. Official details have not been announced yet, but considering the past accuracy of the sources of these leaks, this information reflects expectations quite realistically.