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The iPhone 15 range includes the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. The size and battery life of the two phones are not the same. There is one big difference between the two Pro models, but we will get to that below. They all have 60 watt braided cables in the box.

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Does your current smartphone still perform OK? A common answer to a question we ask you: Are you still using the latest software updates on your iPhone?

Our common answer to this question is actually a question we ask you: Is your current smartphone doing OK? If it’s performing just fine and you’re still getting software updates, then the answer is no. This is especially true if you have an iPhone 13 or iPhone 14—they’re still pretty recent! If you are having battery life issues but everything else is fine, you might want to look at a battery replacement for a nominal fee. We also have a guide to repairing your iPhone you may find helpful.

Apple has given its iPhone 15 lineup minor battery capacity bumps by as much as 2.3 percent. The slight upgrade, which Apple has not officially published on its site, was uncovered from a Chinese regulatory database and published by MySmartPrice (via 9to5Mac).