The iPhone 17 Pro with 256 GB capacity is being sold for R$ 8,078 via Pix through Mercado Livre. This premium Apple device features a 30% discount off its original price of R$ 11,499, driven by the high-performance A19 Pro processor and 48 MP cameras.
Despite maintaining a high cost and the promotion being valid only for cash payments, this offer represents one of the largest price reductions recently recorded for this device.
The iPhone 17 Pro model is equipped with the A19 Pro chip and 12 GB of RAM, a combination that ensures superior performance in demanding applications and games. According to Apple, this phone is 40% more powerful than its main competitors. The 256 GB of internal storage is sufficient to store photos and videos.
Regarding the camera system, the main kit includes wide and ultrawide lenses with OIS, capable of capturing beautiful outdoor landscapes, as well as a telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom for close-ups. All cameras, including the 18 MP front camera with Center Stage, record in 4K, allowing for great selfies even when the phone is held vertically.
The 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display features 120 Hz ProMotion technology and a maximum brightness of 3,000 nits. This provides excellent color reproduction and great fluidity during transitions, ensuring good visibility in any environment.
The body of the iPhone 17 Pro is constructed from aluminum and coated with Ceramic Shield glass on both sides, providing resistance against drops and impacts. Additionally, the IP68 certification guarantees protection against intense dust and accidental submersion.
The battery life is estimated by the manufacturer at 31 hours of video playback. MagSafe support allows the battery to charge to 50% in just 20 minutes using the USB-C port, a convenient feature for users looking to avoid relying on outlets or power banks.
The 256 GB iPhone 17 Pro, priced at R$ 8,078 via Pix, supports 5G, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, and NFC. The premium Apple device has already been updated to iOS 27 and is expected to receive five more operating system updates.


