This is what the iPhone 14 Pro Max will look like according to Unbox Therapy

Unlike Google, Apple never teases before the official presentation of its iPhones. As a result, the company has not dropped any clues regarding the new iPhone 14 series.

However, despite Apple’s efforts to keep its secrets, there are already many leaks about this series which usually come out in September. For example, YouTube channel Unbox Therapy recently posted a video introducing a replica of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Video confirms previous rumors about the upcoming iPhone

According to the series, it was possible to create this replica of the dimensions of future iPhones that the chassis manufacturers had previously acquired. Anyway, the video confirms most of the rumors circulating about the following iPhones.

In general, except for some subtle differences (for example, the device will be noticeably thicker than its predecessor), the iPhone 14 Pro Max is very similar to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. One of the most noticeable differences is the larger camera module.

Other sources suggest that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max should have cameras 48 mega pixels. Perhaps this change explains the difference in the dimensions of the camera bump.

The Unbox Therapy video also supports interface rumors. In fact, in the model presented by the YouTube channel, the notch is replaced by a bubble and grain (for the FaceTime camera and Face ID sensors). In addition, the borders will be thinner.

Remember that usually only the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max have this new front design, while the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max should retain the notch.

Finally, the video shows that the iPhone 14 Pro Max should still have a Lightning port, but not a USB-C port. Again, this supports a rumor that Apple won’t adopt USB-C for the iPhone until 2023 (due to future EU legislation).

It won’t be the end of the lightning this year

In a recent post, analyst Ming Chi Kuo said he expects Apple to abandon Lightning in favor of USB-C next year, which could improve fast charging and data transfer.

This is confirmed by a Bloomberg article, which notes that Apple is already testing iPhones whose port has been replaced with USB-C, in order to comply with future European legislation that will mandate a universal charging port. on smartphones and other categories of electronic products. The company is also reportedly working on developing adapters to ensure accessories designed for Lightning can work well with products that have USB-C ports.

Moreover, this transition will not only concern the iPhone, but also other productssuch as AirPods.