iPhone 17 Pro Max Leaked Figures yet for Apple’s most blind specific design: Report | Mint

Tech veteran Apple is allegedly ready to introduce a major design overhaul with its upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max – a step that can focus focusing on camera technology and visual effects. A new leaked image of a dummy unit, placed within a third-party case, presents a compelling initial look that can be Apple’s most visually specific iPhone over the years.

In particular, the main attraction of the buzz is dramatic rear camera setup. Departure from different lens cutouts seen in familiar class modules or earlier models, iPhone 17 Pro Max is expected to sports a wide camera bar that spreads the top section of the phone.

It is reportedly, the module looks quite wider and thicker than before, suggests significant internal upgrades – possibly the purpose of enhancing the photo and video quality aims to the purpose of large sensors or a sophisticated lens system.

The image shared by the original X user Pipfix (@lusiroy8), shows the dummy unit in a blue coloreway of the iPhone 16. However, the major new camera collision-and the way the case is sewn to fit it-conflicted this model separates, indicating that Apple can prepare a major view shake-up for its premium lineup.

Reports also indicate that this new camera bar design may not be exclusive for Prof. Max. The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to adopt the same look, while a new model dubbed the iPhone 17 air – it is believed to convert the current iPhone 16 Plus – despite having only one rear camera, it can also facilitate the same layout. In particular, the air has been tipped to the thinnest iPhone Apple, which has been produced anytime, with the heaviest top segments raised questions about ergonomics.

Meanwhile, the standard iPhone 17 is likely to maintain its familiar double camera setup similar to the iPhone 16.

In terms of hardware, Leaks suggests that the iPhone 17 Pro Max may debut with three 48MP rear cameras-Chowda, Ultra-Wide, and a tetrapriism telephoto lenses-all three lenses match in the resolution. It can also support 8K video recording, another capacity for iPhone first.