Apple iPhone 15 Pro: Best plans, prices, and deals in Australia

The iPhone 15 Pro was one of 2023's top-end models, featuring a titanium build, a sleeker design, and an Apple Watch-inspired Action Button. It has, however, been discontinued and is getting harder and harder to find. Your best bet could be looking at refurbished iPhone 15 options.

iPhone 15 Pro plans

The iPhone 15 Pro is no longer available on mobile plans. The standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus have not been discontinued yet are still widely available. If you don't want to an iPhone 16, these are your best bet. 

How much does the iPhone 15 Pro cost in Australia?

The iPhone 15 Pro launch price was $1,849 for a 128GB model, or $2,199 for an iPhone 15 Pro Max. 

Both phones have been discontinued, however. While they didn't get an official price drop like the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, we're expecting prices to drop as stock runs out. For example, JB Hi-Fi is currently selling the iPhone 15 Pro Max for $1,947 - a $250 or so price cut compared to launch.  

Here's the complete iPhone 15 pricing for Australia: 

If you don't want a new iPhone 15 Pro, we're also starting to see them pop us as refurbished devices. 

iPhone 15 Pro & iPhone 15 Pro Max review: The most open iPhones yet

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are a line in the sand dividing what iPhone was and what iPhone can be. The move to USB-C opens up a whole lot of potential, and when combined with the deep customisation the Action Button offers, the pair feel more like a traditional computer than prior Apple handsets. It's just a shame they're more expensive than ever. Read our review.

iPhone 15 Pro features

The iPhone 15 Pro feels like an Apple Watch Ultra-inspired take on the iPhone. Like Apple's top-end smartwatch, 2023's high-end phones phones feature a titanium build and an Action Button. 

iPhone 15 Pro design

As with every iPhone 15, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max use a USB-C connector for charging. Unlike the standard models, the Pros feature a higher speed version of the connector capable of reaching 10Gbps. This will help with some niche use cases, like recording video directly to external storage. 

Both Pro phones have 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch display sizes as previous models, but Apple has cut down on bezel, making the phones a little bit smaller. They're now made of titanium instead of stainless steel, which also makes them lighter and more durable.

Apple has also swapped out the mute switch for an Action Button. By default, A long press will swap your phone from silent to loud and vice versa, but you can change it to a customisable action. You can use the Action Button to start a voice memo, open the camera, start accessibility features, or open a shortcut, for example. 

Lastly, the new Pros have a slightly contoured design, in contrast with the harsh square edges on the last few generations of iPhones.  

The iPhone 15 Pro is available in a choice of natural titanium, blue titanium, white titanium, and black titanium.

iPhone 15 Pro camera

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max both share the same 48MP primary lens and 12MP ultra-wide lens. The primary lens has a bigger sensor than iPhone 14 Pro, and is a bit more flexible. Out of the box, you'll get higher resolution 24MP photos but have the option of taking 48MP snaps if you want more detail. 

You can also set the primary lens to emulate 24mm, 28mm, and 35mm focal lengths, giving you some more versatility. You'll be able to pick your favourite to set it as your default for 1x zoom. 

While the iPhone 15 Pro has a 3x zoom lens like other recent Pro models, Apple has upgraded the iPhone 15 Pro Max to a 5x zoom lens. That's the longest zoom lens we've seen on an iPhone.  

iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max camera samples

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Check out these camera samples taken on the iPhone 15 Pro family. Click or tap on any photo to see a larger version. 

iPhone 15 Pro battery

On paper, iPhone 15 Pro battery life hasn't changed from previous models. Apple rates the iPhone 15 Pro for 23 hours of video playback, and the iPhone 15 Pro for 29 hours. That's the same as the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, respectively. 

In our testing, we found the iPhone 15 Pro battery on the shorter side. It only gets around 4.5 hours of screen time per charge when connected to a 5G network. That's still about a full day of usage, but you won't have much of a buffer at the end of the day. Meanwhile, iPhone 15 Pro Max owners can expect around seven hours of screen time, which is about a day-and-a-half of standard usage. 

iPhone 15 Pro processor

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are powered by the A17 Pro chipset. Apple says the A17's CPU is 10% faster than the A16 from 2022, and the GPU is 20% faster, as well as more energy efficient. As a result, several console titles like Resident Evil Village and Death Stranding are available for iPhone 15 Pro.

iPhone 15 Pro 5G

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max naturally have 5G connectivity. WhistleOut's coverage checker tool has 5G coverage maps, making it easy to see whether you can get 5G. All you need to do is pop in your address when searching for a new phone plan. After you've done so and hit Search, you can jump straight to the coverage map by tapping See Coverage Map and then tapping Click To Activate Interactive Map. 

This map will show you what kind of coverage you have in your area. 5G coverage is highlighted using the darkest shade of purple, but unticking 4G and 3G can help make it clearer. The drop-down menu lets you choose between telcos.

Coverage maps are only approximate, only show outdoor coverage, and may be impacted by local conditions such as buildings. 

iPhone 15 Pro eSIM

Every iPhone 15 model sold in Australia supports eSIM, but still has a physical SIM slot. 

eSIM (an electronic SIM or embedded SIM) is a rewritable SIM card that’s built directly into the phone. It never leaves your phone. Instead, you simply download a "software SIM" from your provider of choice.

Learn more about the benefits and disadvantages of eSIM. 

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Alex Choros is the Managing Editor of WhistleOut Australia and an award-winning journalist. He's been writing about consumer technology for over a decade and is an expert on the Australian telco sector, to the point where he knows far too many phone and internet plans by heart. In addition to leading the WhistleOut editorial team, Alex is responsible for ruining the office Sonos with his troubled taste in music.

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