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Life-like iPhone 14 Pro renders show off Apple’s new rumored design

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You would be forgiven for thinking these iPhone 14 Pro images were the real deal. However, Apple hasn’t decided to launch its iPhone 14 series phones early, these are just well-made unofficial renders designed by Japanese artist Souta.

Starting with the phones’ basic shape, we have a 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro and a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. These are in theory the same size as the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, but thanks to some slimmer bezels, the screens are said to in fact be a little larger.

An unofficial render of the iPhone 14 Pro, stood upright on a desk with a monitor in the background

(Image credit: Souta)

The more obvious change to the display is the new notch design. After shrinking the notch slightly on the iPhone 13, Apple’s rumored to be equipping this year’s Pro models with these pill and punch-hole cut-outs. Not only would this move the iPhone a little closer to the full-screen look of its Android rivals, it would also give you a bit more screen space in the same size phone.

Looking to the back of the phones, we can see the usual triple camera (plus LiDAR) arrangement. The camera block could be larger than the current one on the iPhone 13 Pro’s, as a 48MP main camera may need the extra space.

An unofficial render of the iPhone 14 Pro, in silver

(Image credit: Souta)

For colors, Souta has chosen to clad these iPhone renders In purple, a recently rumored color that previously appeared as a mid-life refresh option for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini. The iPhone 14 Pro can also be seen here in silver, or “Starlight” in Apple’s official color language.

An unofficial render of the iPhone 14 Pro, focussing on the Face ID and camera cutouts

(Image credit: Souta)

Beyond the exterior changes, there are other rumored changes to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max that we’re excited for. The Pro models are said to be getting a new A16 Bionic chipset, while the standard models could stick with a variant of the current A15 chip. On a slightly more negative note, the Pro models could increase in price, costing $100 more than last year’s Pro models.

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