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iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Mini Design Leaks, Larger Camera Sensors Expected

iPhone 13 leaks keep coming in and this time it brings renders of the iPhone 13 Pro Max and mini. This time we get some new CAD renders and details about the biggest and the smallest in the series. In addition, the schematics appear to suggest that the camera module and lenses of this year’s device will be much larger. Especially, larger than that of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro.

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According to EverythingApplePro on YouTube, it isn’t a surprise, considering the camera is the major point of the series. He also says that the entire iPhone 13 series can get bigger. Because the sensors will be seeing an increase in size as well. He also shares the CAD renders video showing the iPhone 13 Pro Max and the iPhone 13 mini. It can have three camera sensors on the back that are larger than the ones on the previous version. Thus the camera bump sticks out more as well by about 0.9mm. However, the notch seems to be relatively smaller than the predecessor.

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iPhone 13 Pro Max

The only visual difference will be the improved lenses’ beefier camera bump. iPhone 13 Pro Max can house a standard, ultra-wide, and telephoto camera, alongside the LiDAR scanner—which can also get larger. On the other hand, iPhone 13 mini can come with a new positioning for the rear cameras just like on the rumored iPhone 13. Furthermore, the camera experience on this one is also said to be improved with the addition of sensor-shift OIS.

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