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Third-party phone case shows that Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to change its name to iPhone 15 Ultra.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 18:35:00 09月30日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Xiao Zhan for his clue delivery! CTOnews.com, August 7, revealed that blogger MaJin Bu posted a large number of photos of the protective cases of iPhone 15 mobile phones on Twitter yesterday.

He said the mobile phone cases were already being produced in China. At the same time, the case of the flagship "iPhone 15 Pro Max" has been printed with the words "iPhone 15 Ultra" on the box. It can also be seen from this photo that the packaging of these mobile phone cases looks similar to that of Apple's official protective case and indicates that they are made of leather and support MagSafe wireless charging.

▲ source Majin Bu, in addition to this new discovery, there are some previous rumors that seem to have been further confirmed: iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max (or iPhone 15 Ultra) will use solid-state buttons instead of mute switches.

Apple replaced its "Pro Max" model with a new iPhone 15 "Ultra" model in 2023, CTOnews.com2022 reported on September 25, citing Bloomberg reporter Mark Gruman.

According to Apple's current model, we can expect that the design of the iPhone will be improved next year, moving to the USB-C port, and the new Ultra model is expected to replace the Pro Max.

This naming naturally inherits Apple's current naming of processors and watches-the most powerful Apple Silicon chip is called M2 Ultra (M1 Ultra), and the flagship model in Apple Watch watches is the Apple Watch Ultra.

In addition, Mark Gurman recently revealed in the latest issue of Power On Newsletter that Apple's annual iPhone event is expected to be held on Tuesday, September 12 or Wednesday, September 13 this year.

According to Apple's usual practice, preorders for the new iPhone will begin on Friday, September 15, and will be available on September 22, a week later.

9to5Mac reported last week that several carrier partners had banned employees from taking time off on Wednesday, September 13, in response to "major smartphone launches."