Last time we saw @jon_prosser disclosing the price along with different variants of iPhone 12, where he claimed that the 5G base version will start from $649 and will roll up to $1,099. But he didn’t mention the pricing of the 4G versions. Previous rumors claim that there will be both 4G and 5G versions of the iPhone 12 series. Surely there will be some difference between these two versions as 4G smartphone nowadays will definitely be cheaper than the 5G models.
Recently @omegaleaks came up with similar pricing of the iPhone 12 series along with its 4G version as well. This tipster claims that the 4G versions of the iPhone 12 will price at $549 and the iPhone 12 Max will be available at $649. He also adds that the 5G pricing of the series will be similar to @jon_prosser.
The iPhone 12 series will have four variants and will feature 5G connectivity on all the devices. As the production is delayed the previous launch date was once changed according to a report and was being delayed for a month, but now another report from Cowen investment bank claims that the series will unveil in November if everything goes correctly from now on.
A new report also predicts a combined 35 million unit production output in Q2 2020 which would be 13% lower than the same period last year. Apple also faced a downfall in their smartphone market in Q2 due to this ongoing pandemic. The biggest market of Apple is China and the sales have also gone down in the last few months.
Rumored Specification
About a month ago, few details about the upcoming iPhone 12 series had surfaced which showed us the schematic design of the vanilla iPhone 12 and as well as the Pro version of the series. The design revealed the most important thing that the upcoming series will feature a smaller notch giving more screen-to-body ratio. Other reports claim that the smartphones will have OLED panels and screen diagonals ranging between 5.4 and 6.7-inches with two 6.1-inch models in the middle.
Reports claim that internally the iPhone 12 series will debut with A14 Bionic chipset, which will be more efficient than the previous generation chipset.
