iPhone 18 Pro: Bigger Battery, Launch Dates and Leaks

Apple’s next flagship is leaking fast. New filings, insider dates, and a big hack have all landed at once. Together they tell us a lot about the iPhone 18 Pro.

The biggest news is the battery. New numbers point to a real jump in size. We also have likely launch dates for September. And a hack at an Apple partner has spilled design secrets early.

Below is the full breakdown, based on the leaks so far. We cover the battery, the launch dates, the design, and the hack. Read it before you plan your next upgrade.

Quick guide: the iPhone 18 Pro at a glance

  • Keynote: likely Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
  • Pre-orders: likely Friday, September 11.
  • On sale: likely Friday, September 18.
  • Pro Max battery: up to 5,567 mAh on the eSIM model.
  • Pro battery: up to 4,288 mAh on the eSIM model.
  • Why bigger: eSIM-only models drop the SIM tray for more room.
  • Spec source: China’s 3C database.
  • Big leak: a ransomware hack at Tata Electronics exposed design files.

iPhone 18 Pro battery leaks in China’s 3C database

eSIM vs physical SIM: why iPhone 18 Pro battery size changes

iPhone 18 Pro Max gets a big battery boost

iPhone 18 Pro battery upgrade for the standard model

iPhone 18 Pro batteries at a glance

ModeleSIM batteryPhysical SIM battery
iPhone 18 ProUp to 4,288 mAhSlightly smaller
iPhone 18 Pro MaxUp to 5,567 mAhSlightly smaller

What the iPhone 18 Pro battery boost means for you

When is the iPhone 18 Pro launch? Key September dates

iPhone 18 Pro design leaks in drop test videos

Tata Electronics ransomware hack leaks iPhone 18 Pro data

iPhone 18 Pro price: what to expect

Should you wait for the iPhone 18 Pro?

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  4. The iPhone 18 Pro May Start at $1,399 This Fall

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  • Founder of TcolTech, Tezeh Collins tracks the bleeding edge of consumer tech—from early hardware rumors to hands-on reviews and strategic brand collaborations.

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