An ultra-thin smartphone powered by Apple’s A19 Pro processor and equipped with a 6.3-inch LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED display has dropped in price to 91,900 Turkish lira from 139,999 Turkish lira for the 256-gigabyte model, log.com.tr reported in October 2026. The device features a 120-hertz screen refresh rate, a 3,692-milliamp-hour battery that charges to 50 percent in 20 minutes, and dual 48-megapixel rear cameras supporting 4K video recording at 60 frames per second.
Hardware Specifications and Pricing Adjustments
The price reduction affects the 256GB variant of the slim handset, which runs on iOS 26 and includes 8 gigabytes of RAM. Vietnam.vn reported that across international markets, the broader product lineup saw significant adjustments following the official launch of newer generations. The Vietnam market data places the comparable Air model at 23,49 million Vietnamese dong for the 256GB version, down from an initial 31,99 million dong—representing a drop of roughly 26.6 percent. Devices in the lineup feature titanium frames and stereo speakers alongside 18-megapixel front-facing cameras paired with depth sensors.
Market Context and Regional Variations
Pricing shifts varied by territory as retail channels responded to newer hardware introductions. While the Turkish market listing highlights a reduction to 91,900 Turkish lira, Vietnam.vn documented pricing tiers for the parallel 17 Pro Max starting at 33,59 million dong for the 256GB edition, scaling up to 58,89 million dong for the 2TB configuration. The standard models and the compact Pro variants also adjusted downward, giving buyers multiple entry points across regional supply chains.
Battery Performance and Charging Capabilities
Power delivery for the discounted device relies on the 3,692-mAh cell supporting both rapid wired replenishment and wireless charging pads. Technical documentation cited by log.com.tr confirms that a 20-minute connection restores half the battery capacity. The inclusion of the A19 Pro chipset matches the processing architecture found in the heavier Pro iterations, maintaining peak computing performance despite the reduced physical chassis depth.
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