The iPhone 15 Pro's New Action Button: What to Expect

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 The classic Ring/Silent switch, a feature of the iPhone since its introduction in 2007, will be replaced by a new Action button in Apple's future iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max versions. What you may anticipate to do with it is as follows.


The new Action button, which will only be available on Apple's high-end iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models, is anticipated to be a mechanical push button that allows users to manually enable one of numerous customisable features.

The following features, which users may personalize in Settings and assign to various actions, can be activated by pressing the Action button, according to code discovered in the iOS 17 beta by MacRumors contributor Steve Moser.

Access to a range of accessibility options, including VoiceOver, Zoom, AssistiveTouch, and others.

Run a shortcut you've created in the Shortcuts app or downloaded from it, like as one that sends a message, plays a song, or manages smart home gadgets.

Similar to the Ring/quiet button seen on older iPhone models, the quiet mode toggle controls whether the ringer and notifications are muted or not.

Camera: With a single push of the Action button, you can open the Camera app and/or take a picture or a video.

On the device's rear is a flashlight that can be turned on or off.
Focus: Turn on or off the Focus mode.

Utilize the iPhone's camera as a magnifying glass by activating the Magnifier app to close in on small text or objects.

The classic Ring/Silent switch is anticipated to remain in the normal iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models, making the "Action" button one of the main features that sets the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max apart from their predecessors.

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