Love it or hate it, Apple's camera bump is reportedly getting bigger on the iPhone 14 Pro

It sounds like the upcoming (but unconfirmed) iPhone 14 Pro might be getting an even thicker camerabump on its backside.

The sleek profile rumor made waves in September after Apple leaker John Prosser shared purported product images showing the startling lack of a rear-mounted camera. The renders were met with both enthusiasm and skepticism, as well as skepticism from those who doubted Apple would scale back its camera bump in favor of a larger body design.

It appears that the skeptics were correct, with the new iPhone 14 Pro leaks getting even bigger.

The camera bump on the new iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max was larger than on previous models, according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The wide camera is getting a huge upgrade, from 12MP to 48MP, as well as an expansion of its contact image sensor and a slightly larger lens overall.

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The rumored design seems to have a thicker body with the larger camera than the one from the previous generation. The hole-punch design for the front camera is what they seem to keep the newer iPhone notch changes for.

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While many tech and Apple experts discuss the new rumors and what they mean for future Apple redesigns, many of us normie Apple users are whispering the same thing: Isn't this exactly what the last model looked like?

We will see if the slim profile makes a comeback or if the bumps only get bigger when the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models are launched later this year.