As many of you know, Apple never reveals the full specs of its iPhones. The same is the case with the all-new iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Duo, which arrived a couple of days ago.
Apple shared the basics on its website, but not the specifics. So you won’t find exact camera sensors, all the camera details, specific charging speeds, or battery capacities. That’s a shame, of course, but thanks to the EU, one of those details just got revealed.
The EU forced Apple to reveal the iPhone 18 Pro series battery sizes
Apple is forced to make the phones’ Energy Labels public, and it did that now. Thanks to this reveal, we know what battery capacities the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max include. Well, at least in the EU.
The iPhone 18 Pro comes with a 4,056mAh battery, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max has a 5,391mAh battery on the inside. That means that the iPhone 18 Pro has a 1.45% larger battery than its predecessor, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max includes an 11.8% larger battery.
Do keep in mind that the battery capacities probably differ from the US ones, though. Why? Well, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are eSIM-only in the US, while that’s not the case in the EU. Here, you get the nano SIM models with an eSIM option.
Models in the US probably have slightly larger batteries, as those are eSIM-only models
The models in the US likely have slightly larger battery packs, as was the case last year with their predecessors. We still don’t know the exact battery capacities in the US, and chances are we won’t know until someone tears the two phones apart.
As you can see in the provided EU labels, both iPhones get an A general rating and a B rating for drops. They also received a C rating for repairability. They’re also both IP68 certified, but we knew that already.
The batteries that are included promise at least 1,000 cycles before the capacity drops below 80%. That’s basically everything that was revealed.
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