Next year will mark the iPhone’s 20th anniversary, and speculation already indicates a completely redesigned design for the iPhone Pro models. A new leak details the dimensions of larger screens that are reportedly on the way.
Upcoming iPhone Pro models should feature 6.4 and 7-inch screens
The launch of the iPhone X marks the 10th anniversary of the line
In 2017, when the iPhone completed its tenth anniversary, Apple introduced a very special model to celebrate: the iPhone X.
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The most recent rumors suggest that the company is preparing something equally exclusive and innovative for its 20th anniversary celebration, scheduled for next year.
The iPhone Pro models that will be launched next year should feature quad-curved screens without borders, completely surrounding the sides of the device.
The Dynamic Island, a cutout that houses the front camera, can be reduced or even eliminated, contributing to a continuous glass aesthetic.
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A new report from the renowned Digital Chat Station profile, known for accurate leaks, indicates that Apple is developing new screen sizes. The company would be testing the following configurations:
- iPhone Pro: 6.4 inches, an increase from the current 6.3 inches.
- iPhone Pro Max: 7 inches, surpassing the current 6.9 inches.
The leaker also adds that both devices will have an increase in their physical size, but will maintain the same screen ratio as the current models. This suggests that bigger screens won’t just come from reducing bezels.
The last change in the size of Apple’s Pro models occurred in 2024, when the iPhone 16 Pro went from 6.1 to 6.3 inches and the Pro Max from 6.7 to 6.9 inches.
While the increases for next year appear more modest in numbers, the inclusion of the quad-curved design is what promises a more noticeable and innovative sense of change for users, elevating the device’s visual and tactile experience.