Front design and display information for the iPhone 15 Pro Max and 16 Pro Max
The front design and display details of the iPhone 15 Pro Max and 16 Pro Max have leaked online.
Apple is rumoured to unveil its next iPhone 15 series in September of this year. While the launch event is still months away, leaks concerning the forthcoming iPhones continue unabated. The iPhone 15 series has been in the headlines for a while now, as Apple is rumoured to redesign its iPhones in 2023. The display specifications and front design of the iPhone 15 Pro Max and 16 Pro Max models have now been leaked online. Everything you need to know is right here.
According to reports, the iPhone 15 Pro Max will retain the previous display size. The front design will also be similar to last year’s model. Apple will almost certainly offer its new Dynamic Island design, which was first shown on the iPhone 14 Pro versions. With the release of the iPhone 15 series, this design is expected to make its way to lower-priced basic versions as well.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max will have a 6.7-inch screen with nearly no bezels, according to 9To5Mac. The front will most likely have a twin punch hole design. Its successor, the iPhone 16 Pro Max, is expected to have a larger display, possibly measuring 6.9 inches. According to the source, the next-generation iPhone will not be as wide as previous Pro models, measuring 77.2 mm in width. Because broad displays don’t fit well in the hand, this will make it easier for consumers to hold the phone with one hand. The 15 Pro Max is expected to be roughly 159.8mm tall, with its successor perhaps being 165mm taller.
Previously, the iPhone 15 Pro Max was supposed to be dubbed the iPhone 15 Ultra. However, Apple appears to have abandoned the concept, since the corporation is claimed to have reserved the rebranding tactic for next year’s iPhone. Because this will be the company’s flagship phone, you can anticipate the new iPhone to include the most recent Apple chipset.
The 15 Pro Max will most likely run iOS 17 and be powered by the company’s Bionic A17 chipset. All models in this year’s range are widely expected to include a Type-C connection rather than Apple’s Lightning port. The most costly iPhone 15 model is believed to have a periscope zoom lens with 5x zoom capabilities.
