iPhone 13 Pro final design just revealed by new renders

If you’re wondering about the iPhone 13’s final design, then look no further than this newest leak. Just don’t expect anything that exciting.

The render images you see on this page allegedly show the final version of the iPhone 13 Pro’s design. There is a small chance of changes between this design and the retail version according to the creators but they say it’s unlikely any alterations would be particularly large.

You can thank artist Vova LD for the images themselves. The details come from LeaksApplePro, a leaker who has proved sometimes reliable and sometimes not with their predictions. However, these images seem to match up with previous iPhone 13 rumors and leaks.

The changes to the iPhone 12’s design for the iPhone 13 aren’t earth-shattering. The notch is much smaller than before, the camera bump is larger but flatter and the stainless steel side rails are now treated to be more resistant to fingerprints, a very noticeable problem on the iPhone 12.

The single internal change mentioned is that the rear camera sensors are getting larger. This combined with the notably larger lenses should make for brighter photos, even without night mode enabled. Apple’s iPhone 12 Pro Max is already our No. 1 pick for the best camera phones, and it sounds like the next iPhone is set to continue this success.

In total, it’s a modest set of changes, and one which supports the idea that this year’s iPhone will be more like an iPhone 12S. But these aren’t the only rumors we’ve heard. 

Beyond the changes seen in these renders, we’re also hoping for 120Hz ProMotion displays with an adaptive refresh rate, under-display Touch ID on at least some of the models and a more powerful A15 Bionic chip. You can also expect a faster and more capable 5G modem.