- iPhone 17 full specs revealed in a KT Telecom leak, confirming display sizes, chipsets, storage, cameras, and batteries across all four models.
- A brand-new iPhone 17 Air enters the lineup with a larger 6.6-inch screen and thin body, but its smaller 2,800mAh battery may raise concerns.
- The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max feature the powerful A19 Pro chip, 12GB RAM, advanced 48MP quad-camera system, 8K video support, and a huge 5,000mAh battery on the Pro Max.
The iPhone 17 full specs have surfaced through a leaked South Korean carrier memo, detailing all four anticipated models: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. While Apple has not yet confirmed the information, the document, shared by leaker Sonny Dickson, provides one of the most comprehensive looks at the upcoming lineup.
iPhone 17 full specs revealed ahead of official launch
iPhone 17 — the regular pick
The standard iPhone 17 appears to have a 6.3-inch screen, the A19 chip, 8GB RAM, and storage up to 512GB. Camera setup stays dual-lens with a 48MP main and 12MP ultrawide. The battery is listed at 3,600mAh, so real-world life should be fine for most people. The expected starting price is around $900 in the leak.
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iPhone 17 Air — thin and light, with trade-offs
The iPhone 17 Air keeps the A19 and 8GB, but moves to a 6.6-inch thinner body. The trade-off: battery falls to 2,800mAh. If you care about weight and looks more than long runtime, this could be for you. If you use heavy apps, this might be a worry.
Pro and Pro Max — biggest upgrades
The Pro models step up to A19 Pro and 12GB RAM. The Pro duo uses multiple 48MP sensors and is listed with support for 8K video and improved zoom and cooling tech. The Pro Max is the monster here: 6.9-inch screen and a 5,000mAh battery for much longer use. These are the models for power users.
So yeah, iPhone 17 full specs revealed by the KT leak give us a clear picture: more choices, bigger screens, big camera pushes, and a new thin “Air” option that sacrifices battery for style. Take it as a strong hint, then wait for Apple to confirm.
