Apple’s impending Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max blueprints have made their way online, offering fans a sneak peek at its design. Instead of a notch, the photos show a pill-shaped and hole-punch design on the future phone. The selfie camera will use a hole punch in the pill-shaped cutout 7.15mm wide and 5.59mm deep.
As seen in the photographs, there seems to be a gap between the pill-shaped cutting and the hole-punch cutout. In addition, the smartphone is likely to have bezels that are 1.95mm narrower than those on the Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max. On the other hand, Apple has yet to announce the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
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Smartphone schematics were posted by ShrimpApplePro (@VNchocoTaco). Because there’s also a hole punch, there’s probably a space between those two.
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The smartphone is likely to feature a height of 160.7mm, a width of 78.53mm with side controls, and a depth of 12.16mm, which includes the camera hump. In addition, the handset’s back hump is likely to measure 4.18mm in height.
iPhone 14 Pro Max’s bezels are probably to measure 1.95mm in comparison to the iPhone 13’s 2.42mm. However, the forthcoming phone’s screen-to-body ratio projection is to rise. It’s also likely that Apple would reduce the speaker’s thickness to 0.57mm than the iPhone 13 Pro Max’s 1.52mm.
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We should take this information with a grain of salt since Apple has yet to acknowledge the existence of the smartphone.
There have been many rumours about the smartphone floating around in the last few weeks. Apple’s A16 Bionic processor has been working for the upcoming model, and previous leaks confirm this. Additionally, a 120Hz ProMotion display is a part of the package and per the report.
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Ritika Sharma
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