iPhone 15

The iPhone 15 is the standard model of its generation, sitting one rung below the Pro version in the same family and one rung above the numbered releases that came before it. Buyers who land here want the mainstream handset rather than the camera focused Pro build, and they judge it on battery life, camera quality for everyday photos and how long the software will keep receiving updates. This page covers that one model. Nothing is listed on it at present.

A standard iPhone reaches buyers in a small set of variants, and the differences between them are narrower than people expect. The processor, camera system and screen stay the same across every unit of the model, so the choice comes down to internal storage tier and colour finish. Storage cannot be expanded after purchase, since the handset takes no memory card. That single fact carries more weight on an iPhone than on most Android phones, where a card slot softens a wrong guess.

Three checks separate a sound purchase from a regrettable one. Storage tier comes first, because video recorded at high quality fills a small tier inside a year and the only escape is paying for cloud storage every month. PTA registration comes second: a handset must be registered against its IMEI to keep working on Pakistani networks past the grace window, and an unregistered unit turns into a Wi-Fi only device once that window closes, so confirm the status and who pays the duty before money changes hands. Warranty cover comes third. Ask what the cover includes, how long it runs and where the service centre sits, because a screen or battery job on an iPhone costs a meaningful share of the handset itself.

Which model fits which buyer

Someone moving up from a phone several generations old gains the most here, since the jump in camera quality and battery endurance lands in one step. A buyer who shoots long lens portraits, records video for work or wants the heavier build should compare the iPhone 15 Pro instead. Anyone who wants a more recent generation belongs in iPhone 16, iPhone 17 or their Pro versions, and readers drawn to the thinner form factor should look at iPhone Air. The parent iPhones section holds all of these side by side.

Mega Computer has traded in computer hardware since 1986 and keeps its showroom in Karachi, so you can hold a handset and judge its size in the hand before deciding. Orders ship nationwide across Pakistan, and payment runs through cash on delivery or online payment. Check the warranty line on any product page before you order, and confirm the IMEI on the box matches the handset at handover so registration paperwork lines up later.

One practical note on accessories. Cases, screen protectors and camera lens covers are cut for a specific model, and a case built for a Pro or for a different generation will not sit right on this one, whatever the seller says about the family fit. Buy the case against the exact model name. The same care applies to screen protectors, where a few millimetres of difference leaves the cutouts misaligned.