Apple might finally take the leap to 8GB RAM with upcoming iPhone 15 Pro series

The official launch of Apple's much awaited iPhone 15 series is expected for next month and ahead of it a recent string of leaks has ignited speculations surrounding the potential inclusion of an 8GB RAM upgrade in the Pro models.

According to GSM Arena, slated for a possible debut on September 12 or 13, the iPhone 15 series is expected to sport Apple's latest technology. The Pro variants, namely the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, will be powered by the cutting-edge Apple A17 Bionic chipset.

In contrast, the non-pro counterparts are likely to retain the A16 chip, maintaining a difference in processing capabilities.


Initial indications pointed toward a continuation of the 6GB RAM configuration, a standard established since the iPhone 12 Pro. However, a new revelation from an insider, the reputable @URedditor, has added a layer of intrigue.

It appears that Apple's experimentation extended to both 6GB and 8GB RAM options for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models.

While the final verdict on RAM allocation remains to be known, industry speculation has surged, hinting at the prospect of 8GB RAM for higher-tier storage variants, as per GSM Arena.

This raises questions about what the future might hold. Could higher-tier storage Pro models potentially boast the benefits of 8GB RAM? It's an exciting idea, but Apple has a history of keeping RAM consistent across its Pro range.

In the Android world, memory and storage often go hand in hand. While this speculation aligns with industry trends, Apple's unique strategies make it hard to predict.