As Apple prepares to launch its latest iPhone, the iPhone 16, many are wondering whether to upgrade from the iPhone 15 or hold off on purchasing the current model.
With several leaks hinting at the advanced features of the upcoming iPhone 16, it might be worth waiting.
Here’s a look at how the iPhone 16 is expected to differ from the iPhone 15 and what new features it could bring.
Design and Display Upgrades
The iPhone 16 is rumored to introduce a fresh look and design compared to the iPhone 15.
Leaks suggest that the new model will feature a vertical camera setup, an action button, and a capture button, all of which are expected to be completely different from the iPhone 15’s design.
Additionally, the iPhone 16 might sport a 6.1-inch, 60Hz OLED screen with Dynamic Island, offering a slightly brighter display than its predecessor.
Enhanced Performance with the A18 Chipset
One of the most significant upgrades in the iPhone 16 could be its chipset. While the iPhone 15 is powered by the A16 chipset from the iPhone 14 Pro, the iPhone 16 is expected to feature the new A18 chipset.
This upgrade could bring features like on-device AI processing and Apple Intelligence, along with an increase in RAM from 6GB to 8GB, resulting in better overall performance.
Improved Camera Capabilities
The iPhone 16 is likely to retain the 48MP main camera and 12MP ultrawide camera found in the iPhone 15, along with a 12MP front camera for selfies.
However, the new A18 chipset is expected to enhance image processing, leading to improved photo and video quality.
Potential Price Changes
With the launch of the iPhone 16, Apple may reduce the price of the iPhone 15, possibly by as much as Rs 20,000.
Early leaks suggest that the iPhone 16 could be priced at Rs 79,900, making it a potentially attractive option for those looking to upgrade.
Wait or Buy?
If you’re considering purchasing the iPhone 15, it might be wise to wait for the iPhone 16, especially with the anticipated upgrades in design, performance, and camera capabilities.
The price drop of the iPhone 15 following the iPhone 16’s launch could also offer a more affordable option if you decide not to go for the latest model.
