'iPhone 11,' 'iPhone 11 Pro,' and 'iPhone 11 Pro Max' coming in fall, says sketchy report

Data from a budget iPhone enclosure manufacturer reportedly shows both the name and dimensions of the upcoming iPhones, set to release at Apple's September event.

The spreadsheets show multiple products that are to fit the yet to be released iPhones, which the company is calling the "iPhone 11," "iPhone 11 Pro," and "iPhone 11 Pro Max." Accessories shown include cases, camera lens protectors, and screen protectors.

Other leaks have recently referred to the upcoming iPhone line with similar language.

At the top of one of the spreadsheets, discovered by the French website iPhoneSoft, is a short dimension list, listing the size of each iPhone. The "iPhone 11" is said to be 6.1 inches, the "iPhone 11 Pro" comes in at 5.8 inches, and the "iPhone 11 Pro Max" at 6.5 inches.

The current line of iPhones boast the same dimensions, with the iPhone XR at 6.1 inches, the iPhone XS at 5.8 inches, and the iPhone XS Max at 6.5 inches.

The cases show backs that fall in line with other leaks, specifically the large cutout for the anticipated triple lens camera.

Image Credit: iPhonesoft.fr

In nearly every similar situation, iPhone accessory manufacturers do not know what Apple is going to call a product prior to launch, nor are they given specifics about product features or dimensions. The document may simply be what ESR has chosen to call the anticipated lineup internally, or they may be using language reflected in recent leaks.

21 Comments

RTM 6 comments · 6 Years

About 5 years ago

I'm confused by the usage of "sketchy" in the title here. The entire post here basically says that this data matches every other leaked bit of data, and then the post ends with the fact that the company may simply be using their own lingo. Why is it somehow sketchy?

avon b7 8008 comments · 20 Years

IMO, 'Pro Max' is a bit OTT. I think iPhone 11 (instead of Roman numerals) looks 'cleaner', though.

Wait, you actually deleted my comment because I asked why you titled it sketchy? C'mon, really? I read this site daily, just because I don't comment every time doesn't mean my comments are less valuable. I even use your B&H links for my last Mac purchase.

macapfel 575 comments · 15 Years

I can see why pro is used for a computer or maybe an iPad – but what exactly is a ‘Pro iPhone’ user?

Mike Wuerthele 6901 comments · 8 Years

RTM said:

Wait, you actually deleted my comment because I asked why you titled it sketchy? C'mon, really? I read this site daily, just because I don't comment every time doesn't mean my comments are less valuable. I even use your B&H links for my last Mac purchase.

? There are no deleted comments for this thread.

Anyway, as to why it's sketchy, there is no confirmation on this at all, and case manufacturers aren't clued in on things. Stories are already popping up on other less tech-oriented venues saying that this is confirmation and proof.

Just because something is based on the previous reports (like we said in the story), doesn't make it accurate, or a new source of data.