Leaks Reveal Major Design Changes for 2027 iPhone
Recent leaks reveal that Apple is preparing major design changes for the iPhone Pro models in 2027, marking the 20th anniversary of the original iPhone. The information points to larger screens curved on all four sides, with the possibility of shrinking or removing the Dynamic Island cutout. According to 9to5Mac and Digital Chat Station, the iPhone Pro screen could reach 6.4 inches and the Pro Max 7 inches, compared to 6.3 and 6.9 currently. The change could represent a significant visual shift in the look of flagship phones.
Recent leaks have revealed that Apple is preparing to make major changes to the design of its upcoming iPhone Pro models for 2027, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the first iPhone. The circulating information points to the adoption of larger screens with a nearly bezel-less design, according to a report by the tech news site 9to5Mac. The leaks speak of screens curved on all four sides that extend to the edges of the phone, giving the device a fully connected glass appearance and reducing the visibility of traditional bezels. They also suggest the possibility of shrinking the size of the Dynamic Island cutout or removing it entirely. According to the well-known leak account Digital Chat Station, Apple is testing new sizes including a 6.4-inch screen for the iPhone Pro compared to 6.3 inches on the current model, and a 7-inch screen for the iPhone Pro Max compared to 6.9 inches currently. These changes come after Apple last increased the screen sizes of its professional phones with the iPhone 16 Pro series in 2024. Although the expected increase seems limited in terms of numbers, adopting the curved design could represent a significant visual shift in the look of flagship iPhones.