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The phone case reveals the design of the IPhone 15 Pro.
The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max feature a rearranged power button and volume buttons, along with some other design changes.
According to Macrumors, leaked images of the iPhone 15 Pro protective case reveal that the power button and volume buttons of the device are positioned lower compared to the iPhone 14 Pro. There is also a larger cutout at the bottom for the charging port, indicating that Apple will switch to using a USB-C port instead of the current Lightning port.
An notable point is the new button for controlling the sound mode, replacing the previous toggle switch. As it transitions to a button form, the case does not require a cutout like on the iPhone 14. The cutout is also significantly smaller compared to the toggle switch.
Previous information suggests that the new button on the iPhone 15 Pro will function similarly to the Action button on the Watch Ultra, allowing customization of tasks according to the different needs of users.
Meanwhile, the Twitter account Majin Bu also shared a protective case for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, revealing that Apple’s new phone has a significantly larger camera module compared to the 14 Pro Max. This suggests that Apple will make substantial camera upgrades on its flagship iPhone model, including potential lens enhancements.
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are rumored to have a lighter and stronger titanium frame compared to the previous generation’s steel frame. The devices will also feature more curved edges.
The Pro lineup is expected to be equipped with the A17 Bionic chip manufactured on a 3nm process, although there is a possibility of increased pricing due to TSMC’s limited capacity to meet the demand for the A17 Bionic chips. Apple is anticipated to announce the iPhone 15 in September.
