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I am writing to inquire about the environmental sustainability of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, specifically regarding the materials used in its production. I understand that Apple has been making efforts to use recycled and renewable materials in its devices, and I would appreciate confirmation or additional details.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
iPhone XR, iOS 17
Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro Max incorporates a significant amount of recycled materials, aligning with Apple's commitment to sustainability. Key environmentally friendly features include:
100% Recycled Aluminum: Used in the internal structural frame.
100% Recycled Rare Earth Elements: Utilized in all magnets within the device.
100% Recycled Gold: Employed in the USB-C connector and the plating of multiple printed circuit boards.
100% Recycled Tin: Found in the solder of various printed circuit boards.
100% Recycled Tungsten: Used in the Taptic Engine, accounting for 99% of the total tungsten in the device.
35% or More Recycled Plastic: Present in multiple components.
100% Recycled Cobalt: In the battery.
100% Recycled Copper: Used in the main logic board and MagSafe charger.
Additionally, over 99% of the iPhone 15 Pro Max's packaging is fiber-based, moving towards Apple's goal of eliminating plastic from packaging by 2025.
These efforts contribute to a total of 20% recycled or renewable content in the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
If you need more detailed information or have further questions, feel free to ask!
Inquiry Regarding Use of Recycled Materials in iPhone 15 Pro Max
