This year's high-end iPhone models, the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro and the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max, will have a new design, while the standard models, the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, will retain the design from 2022. Cosmic Ultra Machine (via ShrimpApplePro) has shared draft schematics supplied to them by accessory manufacturers, which, although not showing the whole design, appear to confirm some of the prior speculations.
First and foremost, Apple has discontinued the small model because of its poor market performance and will be replaced by a non-Pro Max variant that will sit above the entry-level device.
These photos also appear to show that the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will feature significant camera bumps. Because of the expected new 48MP camera sensor that will replace the 12MP module, the camera bulge appears to have grown in size.
Although this higher-resolution sensor has the potential to cement the iPhone's position as the top camera phone, it will be up to 35 percent larger than the sensor it replaces, and the height of the 7P lens that will sit above it might rise by 5 to 10%.
The iPhone 14 and 14 Max will have lower camera bumps than the Pro models, and instead of having three cameras, they are believed to have a dual-camera system.
The screens of the phones are not precisely shown in these photographs, but there are plenty more leaks to fall back on. Instead of a notch, the Pro versions are said to feature pill and hole cuts, and only these varieties are believed to sport 120Hz displays from Samsung and LG. The A16 Pro chip is anticipated to be used in the Pros as well.
The notch is expected to remain on the normal and Max iPhone 14 models, as well as the A15 Bionic processor, but Apple is expected to make a few tweaks and rebrand it as the A16 Bionic.
The new lineup might have satellite capabilities as well as more RAM than the present model.
