More details about the iPhone 12 leaked!

More details about the iPhone 12 series have been leaked by Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech including the official names of the smartphones and more details about the specifications of the iPhone 12 series. Not just that because EverythingApplePro has also created 3D renders of these smartphones.

First, let’s discuss the 3D renders from EverythingApplePro. According to the leaks, there will be 4 different iPhones that will be announced later this year — the iPhone 12 that comes in 5.4″ and 6.1″ and also the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max that comes in 6.1″ and 6.7″ display. The 3D renders of the iPhone 12 clearly show the flat sides of the smartphone and a smaller notch along with the thinner bezels on the smartphone.

While Jon Prosser has released more information about the iPhone 12 series including the full specifications and pricing of these smartphones. The non-pro version of the iPhone 12 will come in two versions — iPhone 12 with 5.4″ display and the iPhone 12 Max that comes in a 6.1-inch display.

Both smartphones will come with an OLED display brought to you by BOE and it will have a 4GB RAM aluminum body a dual camera. The smartphone will also run on A14 chipset with 5G connectivity.  The smartphones will come in 128GB and 256GB

While the Pro version comes in two versions just like before — iPhone 12 Pro 6.1″ and the iPhone 12 Pro Max 6.7″ will come with a Samsung OLED display with 10-bit color depth and Super Retina XDR. The pro version will start at 128GB up to 512GB. The pro version will also come with a stainless steel body along with the same A14 chipset with 5G. This time, we’re getting here a triple camera at the back with LiDAR.

The iPhone 12 series will come in the following storage options and pricing according to Jon Prosser:

The 120Hz displays are expected on the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max however, Apple is still testing out the display because according to Jon Prosser, Apple is still considering the effect of the 120Hz display to the battery

Source: FrontPageTech, EverythingApplePro