iPhone 13 Pro case leak spoils one of Apple’s biggest design changes

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iPhone 13 Pro case leak spoils one of Apple's biggest design changes

Apple appears to be on track to get the iPhone 12 series back on track after the pandemic delayed it. The iPhone 13 is expected to debut in September, despite the continuing shortage of chips. Leaks have revealed all details about the 2021 iPhones, including their design. The new models will be similar to the old ones, but there are some notable differences. A leaked iPhone 13 Pro case highlighted one of these changes.

A Weibo user posted a Monday image of an iPhone 12 Pro inside a case that was supposedly made for the iPhone 13 Pro. Although the phone fits most phones, the cutout for the camera module is too large. We knew that the camera design would change based on leaks of dummy models. This case leak shows just how dramatic that change will be.

Another Weibo user posted images of leaked cases on Tuesday. The iPhone 13 Pro Max will have a larger camera module than the iPhone 13 Pro Max, but it won’t be too noticeable. The iPhone 13 Pro’s camera module has a striking new design.

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iPhone 13 Pro case backs up past leaks

MacRumors points out that even if these iPhone 13 cases are legitimate, most cases manufacture cases using information gleaned from the internet. The case makers probably know more about the iPhone 13’s design than we do. Take all of this with a grain.

iPhone 13 leaks have been increasing at an alarming rate over the past weeks. We mentioned above that Apple might not have much to announce when they take the stage in September. However, according to reports, the iPhone 13 will feature a smaller notch and faster chips that provide better battery life.

Rumors also suggest that Apple will add a 120Hz display to its new phone line, but we may have to wait until 2022. Leaks have also cast doubt on Apple’s decision to use the number 13 in its new phone line. The 2021 models may bring back the “S,” which could be the iPhone 12s, iPhone 12s Pro, etc.