Apple iPhones

Discover the complete 2025 Apple iPhone range at The Good Guys - including the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air. Compare models, prices, and features online or in store. Find the best iPhone for photography, gaming, or everyday performance today. Your iPhone journey starts here.

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Each iPhone combines cutting-edge performance with sleek design. Choose from options to match your lifestyle and budget:

The iPhone 17 features a dual-camera system with 48MP main camera, advanced low-light photography, and Super Retina XDR display, powered by the A19 chip for gaming, streaming, and multitasking.
The iPhone 17 Pro includes 48MP main, telephoto, ultra-wide, and front cameras with Super Retina XDR display featuring adaptive 120Hz refresh rate, aerospace-grade aluminium frame, and Ceramic Shield construction.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max offers the ultimate experience with a 48MP pro camera system, expansive Super Retina XDR display with 120Hz refresh rate, and a durable titanium frame. Powered by the A19 chip, it delivers unmatched performance for gaming, multitasking, and creativity.
The iPhone Air offers a lighter, more affordable option with high-performance camera, vibrant display, and A19 chip for everyday photography and content consumption.

New iPhone Design and Aesthetics

Current iPhone models feature aluminium frames with Ceramic Shield front covers for improved drop protection. iPhone 17 Pro models use heat‑forged aerospace‑grade aluminium unibody for added strength, while iPhone Air introduces a titanium design for maximum durability.

Display bezels remain minimal across the range, maximising screen real estate whilst maintaining comfortable one-handed use on smaller models.

Design elements

Super Retina XDR displays with high brightness and contrast
Flat-edge design language for easier grip and modern appearance
Multiple colour options across standard and Pro lines
Water and dust resistance ratings for everyday protection
Enhanced Dynamic Island on Pro models for intuitive notifications
Action button on Pro models for quick app access

Weight distribution varies between models, with the Air delivering the lightest option and Pro Max offering the largest screen in a slightly heavier package.

Screen sizes range from compact options suitable for pocket carry to larger displays ideal for media consumption and productivity tasks.

Features and Technologies

Processing Power

The A19 chip delivers improved performance over previous generations for demanding applications. Neural engine capabilities enhance machine learning tasks including photo processing, voice recognition, and augmented reality experiences.

Pro models feature additional GPU cores for graphics-intensive gaming and video editing.

Display Technology

Super Retina XDR technology provides high pixel density with true-to-life colour reproduction. Pro models include adaptive 120Hz refresh rate (ProMotion) that adjusts based on content, conserving battery during static viewing whilst enabling smooth scrolling and responsive gaming.

Standard models maintain 60Hz refresh rates whilst delivering excellent colour accuracy and brightness.

Connectivity Options

5G support enables faster download speeds where network coverage permits. Wi-Fi 6E provides improved wireless performance in compatible environments.

Bluetooth connectivity handles phone accessories including wireless earbuds and speakers.

MagSafe technology enables magnetic attachment for wireless charging accessories and phone cases.

Storage Configurations

Available storage ranges from 128GB on entry models up to 512GB on iPhone 17, 1TB on iPhone 17 Pro, and up to 2TB on iPhone 17 Pro Max. Storage capacity affects how many photos, videos, apps, and files you can keep on-device without relying on cloud storage.

Higher capacity models suit users who record 4K video frequently or maintain large app libraries.

iPhone Photography & Camera Quality

The 48MP main camera on current models captures detailed images with improved low-light performance compared to previous generations.

Computational photography combines multiple exposures to produce balanced images with enhanced dynamic range.

Night mode activates automatically in dim conditions, extending exposure time whilst stabilising the image.

Camera capabilities:

Ultra-wide lenses for landscape and group shots
Telephoto lenses on Pro models for optical zoom without quality loss
Portrait mode with depth control for professional-looking backgrounds
Cinematic mode for video recording with focus transitions
ProRAW and ProRes formats on Pro models for professional editing flexibility
Macro photography on Pro models for extreme close-up detail

Front cameras handle video calls and selfies with similar computational photography benefits. All models record 4K video at various frame rates, with Pro models offering additional ProRes video recording for colour grading and post-production work.

iPhone Security and Privacy

Face ID uses facial recognition for device unlocking and secure authentication. The TrueDepth camera system maps facial features in three dimensions, making it difficult to spoof with photos or masks.

Biometric data remains stored locally in the Secure Enclave rather than uploaded to servers.

Security features:

Two-factor authentication (2FA) for Apple ID protection
End-to-end encryption for iMessage and FaceTime communications
App privacy reports showing which apps access location, camera, or microphone
On-device processing for Siri requests where possible
Safari tracking prevention to limit cross-site data collection
Regular iOS security updates addressing vulnerabilities

Privacy settings allow granular control over app permissions. Location services can be set to "while using" rather than "always" for apps that don't require constant tracking.

Photo library access can be limited to selected images rather than full library access.

With so many iPhone models on the market today it can be tricky to decide which is best. Let us help you get started.

Whether you are upgrading from an older iPhone model or switching over from Android, here’s everything you need to know to help navigate all of Apple’s latest iPhone offerings before you buy.

The iCloud is a service that Apple provides for users to share and store photos, notes and other files using cloud computing via the internet. You can even store backups for your iPhone, iPad or iPod. Data stored via iCloud does not take up storage space in an iPhone or other devices because it's stored and accessed remotely via the internet. iCloud data is securely stored using encryption and two factor authentication (2FA) so it is only accessible by approved devices.

Access to the iCloud is built into each Apple device including the iPhone. Just create an Apple ID, sign in to your device and then find and select your name in the iPhone's settings, then select ‘iCloud’ and which apps to use iCloud with and which iCloud features need to be enabled per app. iCloud includes 5GB of ongoing free storage with additional storage and features available with an iCloud+ subscription.

The battery capacity of an iPhone varies depending on which model it is and how it's used. For general use most models stay charged for a day, with many models lasting for a day and a half up to two days off a single charge. The iPhone 15 Pro Max currently has the largest capacity battery and longest run times from a single charge.

Factors that can affect how quickly the battery drains are also worth keeping in mind when shopping for a new phone, as it may need to be used for more power intensive tasks. Keeping the screen running drains more battery than when it is screen is off, so we recommend keeping it off while listening to a podcast or music.

Having GPS running is another battery intensive feature so turn it on and off for quick location updates rather than leaving it running continuously. Different apps consume the battery at different rates and in general games use more power than video, which uses more than just audio.

Chances are if you’re shopping around for a new iPhone you have owned an older iPhone or Smart Phone before. After numerous years of using Phones there are likely to be photos, videos, files and other data to be kept while upgrading. iPhones offer a few different solutions whether upgrading from an older iPhone or Android device.

The easiest and quickest method is restoring a recent iCloud backup on the new iPhone. To ensure you have a recent backup go to the iCloud app's settings, search for ‘iCloud Backup’ and select ‘Back Up Now’. Making an encrypted backup on a MacBook or PC and restoring from that will keep apps, settings and preferences saving you from needing to sign in again or re-download manually.

If transferring from an Android smart phone, download the Move to iOS app from the Google Play Store. This app transfers the most important information from an old Android phone to a new iPhone.

Before deciding on a new iPhone it’s worth considering other devices at home. If you've owned an iPhone or other Apple products previously a new iPhone will likely be familiar. If you own or are considering an Apple Watch, then remember an iPhone is the only Smart Phone it works with.

Most people are tossing up between an iPhone or an Android phone. Apple’s iPhones are very well supported in terms of app development and in terms of Accessories and replacement parts. Android smart phones tend to only have accessories like protective Phone Cases available for medium to high end models.

Apple design the hardware and operating system for their products including the iPhone. Apple’s design philosophy values a streamlined and minimalist experience although this can also mean less customization. It is common for Android phone manufacturers and carriers to include unwanted apps pre-installed on your phone that can take up storage space and clutter the menu, but these are generally removeable or able to be disabled.

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