Xtragud Eccomerce Platform

Key Specifications

Specification	Detail
Launch / Release	Announced September 12, 2023; released later that month.
Design & Build	• All‑glass front and back with aluminum frame. • Colours available: Black, Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink. • IP68 rating (water & dust resistant).
Display	• 6.1‑inch Super Retina XDR OLED display. • Resolution ~ 2556 × 1179 px; about 460 ppi. • Typical brightness ~1,000 nits; HDR peak ~1,600 nits; outdoor peak ~2,000 nits. • Now includes Dynamic Island (used to be on Pro only).
Chipset & Performance	• Apple A16 Bionic (4 nm). • RAM generally 6 GB. • Storage options: 128 GB / 256 GB / 512 GB.
Cameras	• Rear: 48 MP main (wide) with sensor‑shift OIS; 12 MP ultra‑wide. • Front: 12 MP selfie. • Video: 4K up to 60 fps etc. HDR & Dolby Vision support.
Battery & Charging	• Battery capacity: ~ 3,349 mAh (rated). MacRumors • Supports wired fast charge (20 W or higher) to ~50% in ~30 mins with proper adapter. • Wireless charging via MagSafe (up to 15 W) and Qi2 / Qi etc.
Connectivity & Others	• USB‑C port (switch from Lightning) with USB 2.0 speed. • 5G support, WiFi 6/6E etc. • Face ID, multiple sensors (gyro, proximity, ambient light, etc.)

Dynamic Island: No more notch on standard iPhone 15; Dynamic Island is now standard rather than just being for Pro models.
48‑MP primary camera: Big jump in megapixels for the main sensor; better detail especially in good light, and improved processing.
USB‑C port: Apple finally moved from Lightning to USB‑C on standard models. Improves compatibility.
Should You Buy It?
Here’s when iPhone 15 is a good choice:
If you value camera performance and want that 48 MP main lens + strong video / HDR capabilities.
If you’re keen on having Dynamic Island, USB‑C, newer design touches, etc.
If software updates / long‑term support matter to you — Apple typically gives many years of iOS updates.
If you are okay with 60 Hz refresh rate and moderate battery (but excellent optimization) rather than needing the fastest display or biggest battery space.
If instead you:
Want a 120 Hz screen for smoother motion (especially for gaming or animations).
Need faster charging or large battery.
Trying to get the best value for money in mid/Budget‑upper mid tiers.
Then comparing with some Android phones or waiting for deals might make more sense.