New details and the final design of the Apple 14 Pro and Pro Max have leaked

The official launch of the new generation of iPhone is still several months away, but the leaks keep coming. The latest revelations include details of the upgraded camera system on the upcoming flagship devices, a complete CAD render of the Pro Max, and detailed drawings of the iPhone 14 Pro, with comprehensive information about their dimensions.

Leaker ShrimpApplePro was the first to leak the design of the two upcoming iPhone models. According to the renders, the bezels on the iPhone 14 Pro Max will measure 1.95mm, down from 2.42 mm, making them 20% smaller than those on the iPhone 13 Pro Max and among the thinnest we have seen on a smartphone so far. Responding to requests from its fans, Apple has made a change on a scale not seen since the launch of the iPhone X in 2017. This will result in a higher screen-to-body ratio. Its screen will measure 6.7 inches, while its dimensions will be 160.7 millimetres in height, 78.53 millimetres in width including the side buttons, and 12.16 millimetres in depth including the rear camera. The Pro, on the other hand, will measure 7.85 millimetres in depth, 71.45 millimetres in width and 147.46 millimetres in height.

As previously reported, the camera bump is expected to be larger on both devices, as Apple is set to use a 45MP main sensor instead of the 12MP sensor used until now. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently stated that the camera on Apple's new flagships would be 25% to 30% larger. The new information from Chinese social network Weibo and the detailed renders lend further support to this claim.

Camera rumours also suggest that the Sony-made sensor will feature Dual Pixel Auto Focus (DPAF) technology and support 16:9 HDR video recording at 60 fps. It will measure 1/1.3 inches, an increase of 21,2% compared with the 1/1.65-inch sensor on the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max. In addition, the iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro are expected to be the first phones with fully symmetrical bezels on all sides of the screen, thanks to the removal of the notch and the introduction of a new dual punch-hole layout for the front camera and face id. This layout is said to measure 7.15 millimetres for the pill-shaped cut-out and 5.59 millimetres for the punch hole. In terms of technology, the screen is expected to feature a 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate.

We have also learnt that the two devices are expected to support USB-C connectivity, and the entire 14 series line-up will come with 6GB of memory, with entry-level models featuring LPDDR 4X technology and the flagships LPDDR 5. The Pro and Pro Max models are said to feature an A16 processor, but the company is rumoured to be facing difficulties sourcing this particular chipset.