When will you be able to buy a new iPhone model?

Apple’s new iPhone is coming to the market soon. The company has announced a new event this week titled ‘Wonder List’. Although Apple has not clearly stated that it will launch the iPhone 15 at this event, it is almost certain.

The event on September 12 will introduce four new variants of the iPhone 15, including the base model as well as the iPhone 15 Plus, Pro and Pro Max.

Meanwhile, a new Apple Watch and Watch Ultra and some new AirPods are also expected to be launched.

The iPhone 15 is expected to see relatively minor changes in terms of new features and the USB port will now be introduced on the bottom.

The iPhone 15 will include a number of features from the previous phone’s Pro model, including a faster chip and a ‘Dynamic Island’, while the Pro phones will get a better processor, an action button on the side and better cameras.

Apple will showcase all of these new features during the event, which will begin on September 12 at 10am local time (6pm UK time). The event will be streamed live on the company’s website.

However, Apple will not release these products at the event, but will present them during the event. The company has set a new date that is quite late for the original release date.

Apple usually waits a week and a half to release new phones on Friday. This means that the launch date will likely be September 22.

However, not all phones may be launched on this day. At least some models may experience delays.

This has happened in the past. For example, last year iPhone 14 Plus was launched in October compared to other models and this has become a common tradition in recent years.

This time, such a delay could happen with the iPhone 15 Pro Max. It will include new ‘periscope lens’ camera technology to zoom from long distances, but mass-producing these components is proving difficult. As 9to5mac reports, this problem could lead to a wait before the phone is released.