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Home / Trending / Netizens Flood X With Hilarious Memes After Iphone 17 Reveal

Netizens flood X with hilarious memes after iPhone 17 reveal

One person joked that even selling a kidney wouldn’t cover the cost
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Mumbai, Updated At : 06:58 PM Sep 10, 2025 IST
iPhones 17 Pro are displayed during Apple's event in Cupertino, California. Reuters

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Soon after Apple unveiled its all-new iPhone 17 series, the internet has already declared the real MVP — the memes. From jokes about the sky-high price to funny takes on the design, people on X (formerly Twitter) didn’t hold back. Apple showed off the new phones on Tuesday night, and by the next morning, everyone’s feeds were packed with hilarious reactions.

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One person joked that even selling a kidney wouldn’t cover the cost, while another compared the new, stretched-out camera to a kitchen gadget — and honestly, they’re not wrong.

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Take a look at the hilarious memes:

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