Apple may introduce significantly larger displays for its next-generation iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max models, skipping the expected iPhone 19 branding to mark the 20th anniversary of the iPhone line.
Tech tipster Ice Universe revealed that the upcoming iPhone 20 Pro will sport a 6.41-inch display with a resolution of 1236 x 2686 pixels, up from the current 6.27-inch screen on the iPhone 18 Pro. The higher-end iPhone 20 Pro Max is expected to expand to a 6.96-inch panel featuring a 1340 x 2912 pixel resolution.
Industry reports indicate that Apple is planning a major design overhaul for its 2027 anniversary release.
The handsets are expected to feature a bezel-less, quad-curved glass structure, under-display Face ID, and solid-state haptic buttons replacing traditional mechanical keys.
Under the hood, both Pro variants are tipped to run on an advanced 2-nanometer A21 Pro chip paired with up to 16 GB of RAM. Rumors also suggest Apple is considering High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) alongside a silicon-anode battery that could boost capacity to 6000 mAh on the Pro Max model.
Apple has not officially confirmed any of the leaked specifications.
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