iPhone 14 Pro Renders Highlight Multiple Design Changes

Jon Prosser shared accurate renders of the upcoming device, giving the most accurate look yet at what the device could look like.

In the latest video on Front Page Tech, Prosser revealed renders of the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ made by Apple concept graphic designer Ian Zelbo, highlighting a range of specific design changes rumored to come to this year.

The renders show a wide variety of design rumors, including leaked schematics, images of accessory production molds, and other information.

The front of the device is believed to have a pill-shaped and circular True Depth camera array in place of the notch and slimmer bezels. There is a larger display that adds to the device's height.

A new 48MP camera system with a 57 percent larger sensor and 8K video recording capability is the most striking change at the back of the device. The larger camera is more noticeable on the 6.1-inch version of the phone.

The renders show the corners with larger radii for a more rounded appearance. The larger rear camera array may have forced Apple to change the corner radius.

The rear camera array of the iPhone 12 Pro and the iPhone 12 Pro Max was the same as the corner radius of the device. There is a small difference between the ‌iPhone 12 Pro Max; and the ‌iPhone 13 Pro‌ Max.

It's possible that the incongruence between the curves of the camera, lens, and corners of the frame became too severe on the scuplture of the scuplture of the scuplture of the scuplture of the The rounded corners of the rear camera array are not exactly match to the larger corner radii. There are changes on the front of the device.

The renders focus on the rumored purple color of the iPhone 14 lineup, with Prosser corroborating a previous report that claimed the "unique" purple color option. There are depictions of the expected colors for the Pro models.

Prosser recently shared renders of one of the new Apple Watch models set to launch this year, showing a new design with a flat display, but it is not known whether they relate to the Apple Watch Series 8 or the new Apple Watch.