New iPhone 14 Pro photos reveal a design breakthrough

Due to the existing leaks that pop up from time to time, it seems we have a good idea about iPhone 14 Pro, but those designs that have spread over the past hours helped us form a better picture of the phone's design.

All those design photos come in handy of Madmix, and it seems that it is trying to give us a closer picture of the expected iPhone 14 Pro design and provides ample details about the dimensions of the phone, the shape of the front end as well as all the other details that Apple fans are looking forward to knowing before the official launch after about two months.

There aren't any big surprises, but renders show how the iPhone 13 Pro's screen notch has been replaced with a dual punch-hole design; One is in the shape of a pill and the other is a familiar round cutout as found on some of the best Android phones.

Stay tuned for a better design for iPhone 14 Pro

At first, I thought that if this design was adopted it would be ugly, but it really surprised me, and it seems that those angry about the annoying Apple Notch will be the first to be pleased with the boom that has been waiting for years.

It looks like the Punch-hole design will be very nice in the end, although I personally still tend to have a single-hole camera and Face ID sensors under the screen, but it looks like we'll have to wait a few more years for that dream to come true.

Regardless of the notch era coming to an end, all the rest of the design details of the iPhone 14 Pro are very similar to last year's phone. The flat edges are still there, with the volume and power buttons side-mounted, although I hope they're less shiny and fingerprint-attractive than the ones on the iPhone 13 Pro.

It is worth noting that there will be three rear cameras in a square glass unit; The main camera will get an upgrade and will come with a 48 MP resolution, and the rest of the sensors are expected to get improvements as well.

 Speaking of camera upgrades as well, the front camera is also expected to get a wider aperture and autofocus on the Pro versions as well as on iPhone 14 andiPhone 14 Max.