iPhone 17 Pro deals

Looking for the best iPhone 17 Pro deals? Apple has launched the latest version of its Pro series with a range of new and improved features. Find out all about the latest upgrades below, and check for pre-order offers from Friday 12 September.

iPhone 17 Pro: everything we know so far

The iPhone 17 Pro is more powerful than the standard iPhone 17, but not as big as the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Because of its more advanced camera and superior processor, it’s the ideal handset for anyone looking for better smartphone photographs and performance without stepping up to the gargantuan iPhone 17 Pro Max.

In order to see what the iPhone 17 Pro can really do, you’re going to need a decent amount of mobile data. Once you’ve worked out the right amount for you and how much you can afford to pay, you can explore a range of deals from providers we work with, such as Vodafone, Sky Mobile, Three Mobile, O2, Tesco Mobile and iD Mobile.

Display

6.3-inch OLED, ProMotion 120Hz, slimmer bezels

Design

  • 6.3-inch display
  • A19 Pro processor
  • Up to 31-hour battery life

Cameras

Triple 48MP lenses

18MP Selfie camera

Price

  • 256GB – £1,099
  • 512GB – £1,299
  • 1TB – £1,499

Apple iPhone 17 Pro specifications

  • Dimensions: 150 x 71.9 x 8.75mm (5.91 x 2.83 x 0.34 in)
  • Weight: 204g
  • Build: Glass front (Ceramic Shield 2), glass back (Ceramic Shield), aluminium body
  • Display: OLED, 120Hz, 3,000 nits (peak brightness), 6.3 inches
  • Processor: A19 Pro
  • Memory: 256GB 12GB RAM, 512GB 12GB RAM, 1TB 12GB RAM
  • Camera: Triple set-up: 48MP main, 48MP ultra-wide, 48MP telephoto and 18MP selfie camera
  • Battery: Li-Ion 4,252mAh (eSIM model), non-removable
  • Colours: Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue, Silver

Apple iPhone 17 Pro cost and availability

The iPhone 17 Pro was announced on 9th September 2025. Pre-orders start on 12th September, with shipping starting on 19th September.

The 256GB model costs £1,099, the 512GB is £1,299 and the 1TB £1,499.

Apple iPhone 17 Pro camera

The iPhone 17 Pro has three rear 48MP cameras: a 48MP Fusion Main, a 48MP Fusion Ultra Wide and a 48MP Fusion Telephoto. These should combine to produce some stunning photographs, if previous iPhone Pro models are anything to go by.

It has a greater optical zoom than its predecessor (up to 8x) and new image stabilisation technologies. Which should make for closer-up zoom photos and more stable videos and snaps.

The new telephoto camera’s sensor is 56 per cent larger than the previous generation, meaning sharper images in bright light and more detailed low-light shots. A new Bright style brightens skin tones and makes for more brilliant colours.

There’s also a new Centre Stage front-facing camera that lets you shoot in portrait or landscape without adjusting the angle of your phone. For group selfies, it uses AI to expand the field of view and include everyone in the shot, and you can simultaneously shoot using the front and rear camera at the same time – so you can show someone something on a video call without having to turn your phone around.

Apple iPhone 17 Pro AI features

The iPhone 17 Pro has Apple Intelligence on board. This features in almost every feature of the phone, from composing text messages, correspondence and emails, to photo editing and note taking.

It also gains some new AI features courtesy of iOS 26, the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system. These include the ability to ‘hold’ your place in a phone queue for customer services and then alerts you when it’s your turn to speak. And it can screen your calls, asking anyone calling from an unknown number why they are calling and using AI to decide whether to let them through or not.

Apple iPhone 17 vs iPhone 17 Pro: What’s the difference?

The iPhone 17 Pro has a more advanced camera than the standard iPhone 17, and longer battery life.

The standard 17 lacks the telephoto camera, and so can’t zoom in as close as the 17 Pro. It can’t record videos in as high a frame rate as the Pro, and the microphone is of a lower quality for recording audio during videos. The iPhone 17 Pro also lasts an hour longer for video playback (31 hours versus 30).

The 17 Pro has a more advanced processor too, and it comes in a 1TB option (the iPhone 17 maxes out at 512GB). The two phones come in different colour options, and the Pro has a Ceramic Shield back and aluminium unibody (rather than just an aluminium frame) for better protection.

How good is the iPhone 17 Pro design and display?

A new camera bump on the back and new colour schemes (notably the Cosmic Orange) make the iPhone 17 Pro stand out.

The 6.3-inch screen is protected by Ceramic Shield 2, with a new coating for 3x better scratch resistance and improved anti-refection to reduce glare and make it easier to see in bright sun. That’s also helped by the 3,000 nits peak brightness – the highest ever on an iPhone. Ceramic Shield features on the back of the device too, making it four times more hardwearing than the previous model.

How good is the iPhone 17 Pro battery?

The iPhone 17 Pro gives you up to 31 hours of video playback before needing a recharge. That’s certainly impressive, though not as much as the iPhone 17 Pro Max, which lasts 37 hours.

FAQs

Does the iPhone 17 Pro have wireless charging?

Yes. It supports both MagSafe and Qi wireless charging.

Is the iPhone 17 Pro waterproof?

The iPhone 17 Pro has an IP68 water- and dust-resistance rating. That means it can survive being submerged in up to 6m of water for up to 30 minutes.

What colours can you get the iPhone 17 Pro in?

The iPhone 17 Pro comes in three colours: Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue and Silver.

What is the iPhone 17 Pro price range for different storage options?

The iPhone 17 Pro comes in three storage options: 256GB (£1,099), 512GB (£1,299) and 1TB (£1,499).

Does the iPhone 17 Pro have a headphone jack?

No, the iPhone 17 Pro doesn’t have a headphone jack, so you’ll need wireless headphones or a USB-C to 3.5mm headphone adapter in order to use ‘standard’ headphones.

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Written by Joe Svetlik, Mobiles and Tech Expert Contributor
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