A new series of purported "iPhone 14 Pro" 3D CAD renders back up previous leaked details, including claims of a hole-punch design instead of a notch.
Leaks about the forthcoming "iPhone 14 Pro" started even before the iPhone 13 Pro was launched. Now a new set of what are said to be 3D CAD renders claim to show the whole design of the next iPhone.
According to 91mobiles, the "iPhone 14 Pro" will sport a new design, but only from the front.
Leaked iPhone 14 Pro CAD renders
— Joshua Swingle (@JoshuaSwingle) March 16, 2022
So much for a flat camera on the back https://t.co/cDtJxVt7zd pic.twitter.com/G7rOLlvF6a
Notably, despite rumors that the regular camera bump would be going away, these renders show one that is seemingly at least as large as on the current iPhones.
Apple has regularly been reported to be working on periscope lenses, which would potentially mean a slimmer design. However, they don't appear to be in the forthcoming "iPhone 14 Pro."
The distinctive notch, however, will be going away. It is to be replaced by "a pill-shaped cutout on the display and a smaller circular cutout to accommodate the Face ID sensors and selfie camera." The phone will have a "premium look," with symmetrical bezels.
Despite previous rumors that "iPhone 14" will go eSIM-only, these renders show a regular SIM tray.
The publication says that its source reports the "iPhone 14 Pro" will keep the same 6.1-inch display as the current model.
Previously, 91mobiles has correctly reported on iPhone 13 Pro leaks, and iPad ones too.
Separately, there are reports that the new "Pro" models will feature an Apple A16 processor, while the lower-cost versions will remain on A15.
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The port in that CAD is inconclusive. I wonder if we’ll still be expected to get our 4K/60fps ProRes video off the Pro models over Lightning’s painful USB 2 speeds, or whether we’ll get a USB-C connector for that.
That looks a very Apple solution that will allow Face ID to exist while reducing the size of the "notch" area.
Are you suggesting that it's impossible to use a USB 3.0 speeds with a Lightning connector?
The removal of the ‘bunion-like’ camera bump is long overdue. In my humble opinion significant sales will be lost and an opportunity to improve the aesthetic appearance of the otherwise stunning phone will be missed if Apple continue to manufacture this new phone with a camera bump. It has always appeared out of place and not in line with Apple’s continual strive to produce beautiful hardware. They really must endeavour to streamline this phone and loose that horrendous appendage that does nothing to improve the aesthetics of the device and in so doing, set them head and shoulders above the competition.