iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max Singapore prices from S$1,899, pre-orders 12 September

Apple on 9 September 2026 announced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, with Singapore prices from S$1,899 and S$2,099 for the 256GB models on the Apple Store online.

Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro front beside burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max rear
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in burgundy. Photo: Apple Newsroom

Both phones sit in Apple’s first-wave markets. Pre-orders open at 8pm SGT on 12 September 2026, matching the 5am PT Saturday window Apple set for more than 65 countries and regions that include Singapore. Retail availability starts on 18 September.

Singapore price and finishes

On apple.com/sg, iPhone 18 Pro starts at S$1,899 for 256GB. iPhone 18 Pro Max starts at S$2,099 for 256GB. Storage climbs through 512GB, 1TB and 2TB on both models.

The Pro pair comes in four finishes: black, silver, glacier and burgundy. That is the full colour set listed for Singapore as well as Apple’s global launch sheet.

iPhone 18 Pro lineup in black silver glacier and burgundy
iPhone 18 Pro finishes: black, silver, glacier, burgundy. Photo: Apple Newsroom

What changed on the Pro models

A20 Pro is Apple’s first 2-nanometre iPhone chip. It sits against a next-generation vapour chamber that Apple says lifts sustained performance by up to 40 per cent over iPhone 17 Pro.

The 48MP Fusion main camera adds variable aperture for the first time on iPhone, opening as wide as ƒ/1.48 in low light. The Dynamic Island is smaller and can show up to three Live Activities at once. Both models ship with iOS 27.

Low-light photograph captured on iPhone 18 Pro Fusion main camera
48MP Fusion main camera sample at wide aperture. Photo: Apple Newsroom

Apple also confirmed its first foldable, iPhone Duo, for a later October window.

Pre-orders and availability

Singapore pre-orders begin at 8pm SGT on 12 September 2026 on the Apple Store. Availability begins on 18 September.

Vanessa Koh
Vanessa Koh
Vanessa Koh is Little Big Red Dot's Tech & Auto Editor. She makes technology and cars accessible and practical for everyday readers. She translates specs into real-world value and tells you whether a new phone, laptop, smart device, or car is actually worth your attention and your money.

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