iPhone 16: Price, colors, models, camera, storage, and everything you need to know about Apple’s new iPhone

Apple today officially unveiled the iPhone 16 family, showcasing an impressive array of new features and innovations. From improved camera technology to expanded storage options, iPhone 16 promises to elevate the smartphone experience. In this article, we break down the key details, including pricing, color choices, models, and all the must-know upgrades.

iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Models

As in previous years, the iPhone 16 generation has 4 models:

The first two models can be considered the entry-level models of the generation, while the Pro version has many more features in terms of hardware, such as processor, camera and battery, as well as software.

Each model has a different screen size:

iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Colors

In terms of colors, we can find a big difference between the Normal family and the Pro family. The base family has a more colorful look with a total of 5 color options:

For its part, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max maintains the use of titanium, now reaching 4 color options:

iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Cameras

While the new family arrives with the new Camera Control button, we find differences in the camera section, with the Pro versions delivering the now classic triple lens to which we are already accustomed, as well as a little more MP in their sensors.

In the iPhone 16 we find a camera with:

While in the iPhone 16 Pro we have:

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iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro storage options

Moving on to the storage options, we found that there isn’t much difference between the two versions, but let’s take a quick look. In terms of storage, the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus have the following options:

In the meantime, iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max come with the following storage options:

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iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Prices

We finish with the most unpleasant part, the price. The iPhone 16 family can be found at these prices:

Keep in mind that there are factors that can increase or decrease the price. Carrying some older iPhone models (or select Android models) can give us $40 to $650 in credit, while things like increasing storage, whether it is unlocked, or the type of Apple Care+ coverage can increase the price of the device.