A few days ago, Apple showed its new iPhone 17 smartphones, with the base iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and company first representative in ultra -thin Segment – iPhone 17 Air. Thanks to the new requirements of the Eurogerulators, we already know what capacity the batteries of the four devices are.
Most recently, it became clear that there will be a difference in the same models in the series capacity, depending on whether they have a physical SIM card slot or rely entirely on ESIM technology.
From the published labels on the Apple website Ireland, we can see that the energy ratings of smartphones in the series range between “A”, which is both the highest class and “B”, which is second in the arrangement.
It is also clear what the battery capacity of the various models is as follows: iPhone 17 comes with capacity of 3 692 mAhwhich is an increase of 3.7% over the previous generation, the iPhone 17 Pro offers 4 252 mAh – 18.7% more than 16 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max enjoys a battery with capacity of 5 088 mAh – increase by 8.6%.
Expectedly, the smallest battery in the series can be seen on the iPhone 17 Air that will be powered by a rather anemic 3 149 mAhS That is why Apple has announced an optional external battery that can be attached to the back of the smartphone, though it looks slightly impractical.
It is not clear from the Apple information whether the exported data relate to apparatus with or without a physical SIM slot, but According to Databases of Chinese regulatorsit is precisely the models in which the slot is available, except for the iPhone 17 Air, where such a model does not exist.
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