- The iPhone 12 6.1-inch render shows a regular-sized notch and the overall design is similar to the iPhone 11 Pro
- The protective case reveals a square-shaped cutout at the rear for the triple camera setup and a Lidar sensor
Apple iPhone 12 line-up is said to include four different models, which will come in three display sizes, including a 5.4-inch, two 6.1-inch variants and a larger 6.7-inch model. Now, the protective case of the 6.1-inch iPhone has appeared online, hinting at the design. While there are reports suggesting that Apple might shrink the notch this year and adopt a more iPad like design with flat stainless steel edges and rounded corners. The render in the case tells a different story. It shows off a regular-sized notch, which may house the selfie camera and the Face ID sensors and the overall design is in similar lines as the iPhone 11 Pro.
The iPhone 12 protective case reveals a square-shaped cutout at the rear for the camera module. Considering the cutout shape, this is likely going to be the iPhone 12 Pro that is rumoured to ship with triple camera setup and a Lidar sensor at the back. The 6.1-inch iPhone 12 is said to rock dual rear cameras and may not have a square-module. Since the legitimacy of the leak can’t be confirmed at the moment, we suggest you take this with a pinch of salt for now.
The iPhone 12 Pro line-up is said to arrive with a 120Hz ProMotion Display and a larger capacity battery to accompany the high refresh rate. The LIDAR sensor will assist with faster autofocus, better portrait mode shots and AR experiences. The telephoto lens zoom function will be increased to 3x optical zoom. Reports suggest that iPhone 12 Pro will improve low-light photography through the electronic image stabilisation. The Face ID sensor will get support for wider angle of view.
