Rumored — not yet announced. Apple has not confirmed Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max or any specification on this page. Everything below is drawn from leaker and analyst reporting, cited to its original source in our news coverage. Last updated 2026-08-26; this page will be rebuilt with confirmed specs once Apple officially announces the device.
Expected to announce September 2026 (expected — unconfirmed as of publication) · Expected release September 2026 (expected — unconfirmed as of publication)
What's rumored so far
Apple's largest, most expensive iPhone is rumored to widen the gap with the standard Pro more than any recent generation: a possible camera-sensor exclusive (Apple's first variable-aperture main camera), a notably bigger battery, a 2TB storage option for the first time, and a heavier, thicker body — reportedly up to roughly 240g by one estimate. Both Pro models are expected to keep an aluminum frame this generation, per the most recent reporting — an earlier titanium claim has since been superseded. None of this is confirmed; Apple has not announced this device.
The Pro Max's battery capacity is the least settled number on this page — three separate leaks (a Chinese regulatory filing, a Weibo post, and Tom's Guide's own tracking) give three different figures, from roughly 5,088mAh to 5,567mAh. All agree on the direction (bigger gap over the standard Pro than usual) but not the exact number. The camera-sensor exclusivity claim is also explicitly flagged by MacRumors itself as ambiguous, not confirmed — the leaked files may simply not have covered the smaller Pro's camera section.
Every row below is unconfirmed. Where sources disagree, we've noted the disagreement in the note rather than presenting one figure as settled.
This page summarizes our own reporting below — each article goes into the full sourcing, outlet-by-outlet, for that specific rumor.