Customer Ratings & Reviews

The iPhone 17 pro is such a good phone. For example, I left it in the rain and it was raining. All night and in the next day when I found it It still worked.Everything works amazingly beautiful.This is the best product.Apple has made.

Finally upgraded from an SE to the 17pro. Was worried about switching from thumb print to facial recognition as I’m not very techie. Fortunately the phone did most of the work for me. Also really wanted the better camera the 17pro has. I’m still playing around with it to learn all the features, but loving it so far. So happy I decided to upgrade!

Huge upgrade from the 14 Pro, and I love the aluminum chassis. The orange color really pops. The design seems to really make an impact on cooling. Prob the most hyped I’ve been since the iPhone 7.

Love this phone! Incredible display and camera features. In love with the orange color as well. Happy with my purchase.

I absolutely love my new iPhone 17Pro. I purchased the cosmic orange model. One of the highlights is how long the battery stays charged and the how quickly it charges. I purchased this model because of the camera functions. The quick access to the camera makes it easier to take pictures and the telephoto lens has a 8x zoom capability which is comparable to many individual cameras.

Excellent telephone equipment, with good functions and a good camera

A cellphone that can capture images in the dark? With only a balcony hand rail to support my hand holding the phone I took a photo of stars rising above a mountain? Seriously?

I mainly upgrade due to the RAM shortage. Yes, consumer grade RAM also affects phones and tablets. My last iPhone was the iPhone 15 PRO. The major flaw with that phone was the battery life. Reviews said one thing, reality was different. Apparently titanium is very poor at heat dissipation, because of that, I had to charge my phone from stock 1-2 times per day. The iPhone 17 PRO is much better in terms of battery life. I’m now down to charging once every two days. There are more side button now. Like the dedicated camera button is nice. The lock screen has more functionality.

The new phone has been great, the quality of the pics are clear, battery life is way better than my old phone. The size, speed & ease of use has been great!!

I'm absolutely loving my iPhone 17 Pro in Cosmic Orange! The vibrant, cosmic hue is even more stunning in person – it's like carrying a piece of the galaxy with you. But beyond the breathtaking design, this phone packs some serious punch. The Display: A Visual Feast The Super Retina XDR display is simply divine. Colors pop, and the high refresh rate makes every interaction silky smooth. Whether I'm gaming, streaming, or just scrolling through social media, the visuals are always crisp and immersive. Performance: Lightning Fast The A19 Bionic chip delivers incredible performance, effortlessly handling demanding tasks like video editing and gaming. I've noticed a significant boost in speed and efficiency compared to my previous iPhone. Camera: An improvement, but not that much better. The camera system on the iPhone 17 Pro is phenomenal. The new telephoto lens takes stunning portraits, and the Night mode is incredibly effective. The images are consistently sharp, detailed, and full of life, but they still need work. Battery Life: Needs more improvement I'm pleasantly surprised by the battery life on this device. However, it still needs improvement in terms of consumption. Verdict: A Must-Have if you have an iPhone 15 Pro and below! If you're looking for a premium smartphone that combines stunning design, incredible performance, and top-notch camera capabilities, the iPhone 17 Pro in Cosmic Orange is a must-have. It's a device that will make you fall in love with technology all over again. Overall, they should have stuck to Titanium and made it stronger and less likely to have very visible scratches.

Nice upgrade from a 13 Pro Max. It’s a better size for every day use. Much brighter screen with better scratch resistance. I think it gets even better battery life despite the battery size. The cameras are noticeably improved, especially the new selfie camera with the wide center stage shot. Ios26 feels smooth and looks very attractive. The Dynamic Island is more useful than I would have thought. Of course it also gets better performance, vapor chamber cooling so it doesn’t got as hot. I also love the new back camera design and 2 tone back. finally a new iPhone design.

Lots of negative reviews out on the web for the iPhone17 Pro being easy to scratch. Put it in a clear case and your problem is solved. Love the "cosmic orange" although it doesn't pop as well when you put a case on it. However, when you first open the box ...wow! That's one sexy looking phone. No major changes in this year's model but coming from an iPhone 14 Pro, this thing is super-fast. iOS 26 is also very fluid and runs extremely well right now. Battery life I'd say is definitely longer than 1d as I don't really go below 40% after taking it off the charger in the early morning (4A) and using it all day (11P).

I have only had this phone for just about a week, but I must say that it has done me well. First and foremost, I am writing this as someone who is coming from an Android phone (Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra). I have been an Android user since around 2010. So a lot of this review is going to be focusing on my switchover from the one to the other. First off, the switch was not painless. After so many years using an Android (BTW, I used to have a 3rd gen iPad but it has not worked for a few years now), switching was somewhat of a challenge. From trying to transfer all from my Android to my iPhone (17 Pro) was a bit difficult. I used an app to transfer everything. It was going ok at first, then after about 15 minutes of transferring the process stalled and quit. I could only start all over. I decided to not transfer all my photos and videos (I had already uploaded this stuff to the cloud, so it was not lost). This did help, but I realized that much of what I had transferred really was not necessary (wound up moving over 20k+ text messages that were just old texts that I did not need and did not transfer the newer texts that I did need). Also, my original moreover of contacts did not fully work at first. When I tried to call my son on the way home, it said the contact was not there. I stopped for dinner and went further in to try to figure out my contact issue (since I knew they should be there as they are on my MacBook). It turned out in the transfer process, my Google sign in did not take. I corrected that and there they were. Activating it with CarPlay was pretty easy. Originally I hooked it up with the data cable I had in my car (since I did not take the time to activate the Bluetooth). After activating Bluetooth, I found that wireless connection was way faster than my S22. But, comparing the two UIs is quite different. The CarPlay is a lot more simplistic and limited compared to Android Auto. Also Apple Maps is not as good as Google Maps (I miss the satellite and 3D function of Google Maps). That being said, CarPlay does give me widgets which include current weather. As for getting used to the way iPhone works compared to Android has been a learning curve. I do not like how all the apps on the iPhone are just there, no sense of order. So it has made it way more difficult to find a particular app. Once I figured out how to move apps around, it made it a bit easier, though still not perfect. On my S22, the apps could be organized in alphabetical order). Also the gestures has been taking getting used to (since you do not have the back/home/recently used apps button at the bottom of the screen like you do on an Android). But I will say that after a week of using this phone trying to go back to my Android work phone has been weird (I keep finding myself trying to swipe from the bottom of the screen to exit my messaging app on my work phone when I need to hit the home button). There is still a lot I have not used a lot on. I have used the camera some. The quality of photos is really good. If I were to compare the 17 Pro to my S22 Ultra, the pic quality would be somewhat close (though I cannot zoom in on my iPhone as much as the Samsung). I know I will get more chances to use the camera in the next couple of weeks. Overall, this has been a great phone. The Display is clear. The battery life is great (I get easily a full day on one charge). I decided to switch to iPhone because of my switchover to Mac a year ago. The integration of the two devices has been easy and almost seamless. My phone will even notify me when it is separated from my computer. If it wasn't for this, I probably would have stayed with the Galaxy S series.

Camera is fantastic. Premium pictures. Battery lasts longer than expected. Extremely quick and powerful. Such an upgrade from several years ago. No problems whatsoever. Looks beautiful, too.

Upgraded from the iPhone X to the 17Pro and found that it is much faster, camera is a ton better, and battery is decent. With minimal use, the battery will last 2-3 days. With average use 1-2 days, and heavy use 1 day. But overall, a decent phone.

Camera quality is absolutely insane, the battery life is ridiculous, can go the entire day without ever needing to charge it. Big upgrade from previous Iphones.

The iPhone 17 Pro is a refined, powerful flagship from Apple that focuses on smooth performance, a high-quality display, and a reliable camera system rather than major design changes. It feels fast, polished, and dependable, offering a premium experience built on incremental improvements rather than bold reinvention.

Design quality✅ Camera capabilities✅ Battery life and charging✅ Overall performance✅

I love my new phone battery life and how fast everything is on here is AMAZING!!! It’s overall a good phone and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable phone!!

Really a noticeable difference in the material. Way lighter than the year before. Faster, longer battery life and brighter screen. But really what stands out is the lighter material.