We've Read All the iPhone 18 Pro Rumors. Here's What Actually Looks Legit

Jibin Joseph· Jul 27, 2026 · 6:57 PM UTC ·5 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 6 views

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7, while Google will unveil a new Pixel smartphone on Aug. 12, but Apple fans have their eyes on September, when Cupertino is likely to unveil its iPhone 18 Pro models.Customers usually hold off on iPhone purchases right before Apple’s fall event, but things could be a little different this year. While these features and prices aren’t confirmed yet, they should help paint a picture of what to expect from Apple’s next big smartphones.

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▪7, while Google will unveil a new Pixel smartphone on Aug.
▪12, but Apple fans have their eyes on September, when Cupertino is likely to unveil its iPhone 18 Pro models.Customers usually hold off on iPhone purchases right before Apple’s fall event, but things could be a little different this year.
▪While these features and prices aren’t confirmed yet, they should help paint a picture of what to expect from Apple’s next big smartphones.

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Samsung's next-gen foldables launch on Aug. 7, while Google will unveil a new Pixel smartphone on Aug. 12, but Apple fans have their eyes on September, when Cupertino is likely to unveil its iPhone 18 Pro models.Customers usually hold off on iPhone purchases right before Apple’s fall event, but things could be a little different this year. The company raised prices across several major product lines in June, but the iPhone was not included, so you may be wondering whether to buy an iPhone now or wait to see what the iPhone 18 Pro has to offer and how much it'll cost.To make things easier, we’ve rounded up the biggest iPhone 18 Pro rumors we have heard so far.

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