iPhone 14 Pro design leaks: What Apple's flagship phone could look like

Although we are likely four months away from the expected reveal date of iPhone 14. However, we have a strong intuition about what the new phones will look like when they are officially unveiled. Today we will discuss an important report from one of the trusted bloggers interested in Apple leaks that reveals some additional details about iPhone 14 Pro.

The latest YouTube video from EverythingApplePro summarizes all the leaks and rumors out there regarding all the different iPhone 14 models so far. In the next lines, we will talk about the upcoming design of the Pro models.

Upgrades Await iPhone 14 Pro

In the video, the source talks about that the iPhone 14 Pro will give up the well-known notch found in iPhones for a while and will be replaced by two small holes, and it will also get an upgrade in terms of the edges, which will become thinner than before, which means that the user will eventually get a better screen experience and size wider.

All of these changes will give a positive impact on the phone and will certainly contribute to a wonderful aesthetic design touch on the most prominent Apple phones expected in 2022.

It is said that these changes will not affect two phones in particular, the iPhone 14 andiPhone 14 Max. However, don't completely lose hope as 2023 could be the year when all iPhones will abandon the annoying notch.

These changes will not be limited to the front end only, but will also include the rear camera, whose sensors will have an increase in height and width, which was expected since it has become a tradition in recent phones that the size of the sensors is increased in each annual phone series.

It is also rumored that the regular Pro andiPhone 14 Pro Max will sport a 48MP main rear camera which is certainly a welcome upgrade given that the main camera of current phones comes in at just 12MP.

The standard iPhone 14 is expected to have a lot in common with current Apple phones, and the most notable one in common is that it will be powered by the A15 chipset found in current models.