Apple debuted its latest baseline phone with some changes across the battery, display and cameras. Is it worth the upgrade?

To Air or not to Air? Apple's thinnest iPhone has a 6.5" screen, so those upgrading from an iPhone 16 Pro Max will be sacrificing some display.

Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / Apple / Google If you need a new phone and don't care that much about whether it runs iOS or Android, there are a couple of solid options for you right now. That's because the base version of the iPhone 17 comes with 256GB of storage (which is still on the light side),

The iPhone Air promises to support a separate “iPhone Air MagSafe Battery” sold separately from the main unit. This battery, which is three-quarters the size of the actual phone, should push the battery life further at the cost of the thin frame. At least, the new device is compatible with the Qi2 standard up to 20W as well as MagSafe.

If you’re contemplating an upgrade, hopefully this guide will help you find the model that’s right for you.

After months of rumors, now we know everything about the iPhone 17 range and the new Apple Watches, plus the new AirPods Pro 3. Here's what we've learned, what Apple left out, and what this all means for the future.