Watch Out For Fake IPhone 17 Pros Before The Original Version

Fake iPhone 17 has appeared on the market (photo: x @TudoCelular)

JAKARTA - Apple is scheduled to launch the iPhone 17 line next month with a new design on the camera module section. However, these models are not the first to bring the design to market. Even a mock version of the iPhone 17 Pro has already emerged with a similar large camera module design.

This fake iPhone 17 Pro runs an Android-based operating system that mimics iOS 18 (last year's version), not the upcoming iOS 26. Bezel around the screen looks asymmetric, and the wide chin (chin) makes it clear that this is fake. The screen also appears to be using an LCD panel instead of an AMOLED like in the original model.

However, the rear design including the lens array of the camera was made surprisingly quite accurate, very similar to the original iPhone 17 Pro rendering. Without direct comparison, it may be difficult to distinguish it from the naked eye.

Even so, buyers must always pay attention to the details when buying an iPhone or expensive Android phone from an unofficial channel, especially if offered at a much cheaper price.

The original iPhone 17 Pro is expected to bring significant improvements to the camera: the front camera is likely to rise from 12MP to 24MP, and the 5x telephoto camera will increase from 12MP to 48MP.

However, the main camera is not expected to experience changes in terms of sensor size or resolution. The phone will be powered by Apple's latest A19 Pro chip, which promises better performance, more efficient temperature management, and longer battery life. Leaks also mention that the device will be equipped with standard 12GB RAM, up from 8GB last year.