The iPhone 14 series will most probably launch this September as per the usual Apple release schedule and with the lineup being closer to release, the more leaks we are getting about them. Just yesterday, we got alleged schematics of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max which reveal the phones’ designs and dimensions.
Shared by reliable tipster Max Wienbach on Twitter, the schematics are in line with previous leaks of the iPhone 14 Pro series. It shows the dual-hole design of the display with one pill-like punch out for Face ID and another circular hole for the selfie camera.
Furthermore, the schematics also reveal the upcoming smartphones’ dimensions. For the iPhone 14 Pro Max, it will be slightly thicker at 7.85mm than the current iPhone 13 Pro Max’s 7.65mm thickness.
The camera bump on the iPhone 14 Pro Max will also protrude more than the iPhone 13 Pro Max, with a 4.17mm protrusion expected this time around. Moreover, the size of the camera module at its rear will also increase by about 5%.
As for the iPhone 14 Pro, Weinbach’s leaked schematics show that its size would be almost identical to the iPhone 13 Pro, only having a difference of 0.05mm in terms of thickness and 0.04mm difference in height. However, just like the iPhone 14 Pro Max, the iPhone 14 Pro will also feature a more protruding camera module.
Well, if you’re not satisfied with just schematics, then worry not as another reliable tipster, apple_lab got you covered with some realistic renders of the iPhone 14 lineup. Shared on Twitter, the whistleblower made CAD renders of the upcoming phones and it looks gorgeous!
As expected by the serial leaker, the CAD renders are spot on with the schematics shared by Weinbach. If all the rumours prove to be true, then this has got to be what the iPhone 14 Pro lineup will look like.
However, as of right now, all of these are just that: rumours. So, please take these information with a pinch of salt until Apple finally releases them.
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