The possible design of the iPhone 15 Pro has leaked in a series of renders that, while not officially confirmed, are quite believable. These renders leave us with important details, although in general we can say that Apple it will retain the basic design we saw on the iPhone 14 Pro, although it will introduce some minor changes that we are about to discover.

If you’re wondering why we say the leak is reliable, don’t worry, we won’t leave you in doubt, because it comes from the housing manufacturer, and you already know that in recent years all the information coming from them has ended up in the designs of the most anticipated smartphones. This is normal because all case manufacturers need to have the measurement and design guidelines for these new smartphones before anyone else to have their new cases ready for the launch of each terminal.

Focusing on the design of the iPhone 15 Pro, the renders show a jump to a USB Type-C connector, something we know complies with the new European regulations. because of a single chargerand it’s a topic that has caused some controversy because it’s said that Apple may limit some functions unless the original licensed cable is used.

Another important change is a reducing the edge of the screen, which would provide a cleaner frontend. In the attached image we can see the difference this bezel reduction would make, on the left we have the iPhone 14 Pro and on the right the iPhone 15 Pro. And speaking of the front, we don’t see any major change to the Dynamic Island, although it appears that it will be slightly smaller on Apple’s next iPhone.

In the surface treatment of the glass, we see one more difference compared to the current generation, because we found ourselves subtle curvature in the edge area this would give the terminal a distinctive touch, although this is something we already talked about when we talked about the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

As for its specifications, we know that the iPhone 15 Pro it will use the Apple A17 SoC, a next-generation chip that will basically be exclusive to the Pro and Pro Max models and won’t make it to the standard and Plus models. These will implement the Apple A16 SoC, which, despite everything, will mean an improvement over the Apple A15 SoC that mounts the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus.

If everything goes according to plan, Apple will introduce the iPhone 15 in all its variants, between the first and second week of September. I can’t help but wonder if the apple company dares to raise the price of its flagship product again or, on the contrary, keep the price of the current generation.