Apple will release the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro versions later this year, with a few design and feature improvements. Dummy units of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models have leaked online, revealing the design and size of the upcoming iPhones ahead of time. Scroll down to learn more about the topic.
The MacRumors has published a video of the Dummy units of iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models, highlighting the design and upgrades predicted for the devices based on recent leaks and rumours. It was previously speculated that the iPhone 15 Pro versions would include solid-state buttons as well as a brand-new Action Button that would replace the Mute Switch. Later, it was revealed that Apple will save the solid-state buttons for iPhone 16 Pro models, while the upcoming devices will have physical Volume and Power buttons.
To begin with, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro dummy units appear to be very comparable to the current iPhone 14 series.
From the camera configuration to the chassis, the gadget will be almost the same size, making it difficult to distinguish between the two models.
Nonetheless, the iPhone 15 models are expected to have curved corners on the back to make the device more comfortable to hold for extended periods of time. However, it has previously been speculated that the iPhone 15 models will have a vertical camera configuration identical to the iPhone 12 lineup, with the camera sensors on the ‘Pro’ versions swapping places to accommodate the periscope lens.
The entire iPhone 15 lineup will be streamlined with a Dynamic Island display on the front. Only the iPhone 15 Pro versions, however, will have an Always-On display. Apple has big plans for the iPhone’s Always-On capabilities, including a smart display feature that will be available with the release of iOS 17. The dummy units also show USB-C instead of a Lightning connection on the iPhone 15 Pro models, which is a great upgrade.
In terms of buttons, the iPhone 15 Pro appears to have an Apple Watch Ultra-style Action Button. The Action Button is set to be customisable, with Apple potentially providing a slew of shortcut choices. For example, the Action Button may be used to shoot images in the same way that a professional camera would. Furthermore, the Action Button can be used to introduce Accessibility features.
While the recent hardware modifications are fantastic, it is disappointing that the Mute Switch, which has been featured on the iPhone since its inception, is no longer available. Apple originally intended to include a single extended button with solid-state mechanisms behind the Volume Buttons. However, due to manufacturing challenges and flaws, the plan for next year has been cancelled.
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