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Apple has been actively revamping several models of its iPhone 17 series. Expectedly, Apple is making certain changes to the rear panel of its iPhone 17 series of smartphones. As anticipation builds for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, recent leaks have shown some brief glimpses of the potential design that could redefine the user experience. The leaks show that these devices are getting impressive both in looks and technological advancement.
The successors of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max are said to arrive with larger camera modules. Of course, that’s a notable one, but there’s more to note, and among them, the best one is the introduction of a glass aluminium rear panel. Though, at this point, no official announcement came regarding the design of the iPhone 17 Pro or iPhone 17 Pro Max, leaked images of dummy units reveal that the lower half of the back panel is covered in glass. In the upper section, the camera module is framed in aluminium.
A few days back, on March 20, dummy units of the purported iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Air, and iPhone 17 Pro Max were leaked on X (formerly Twitter) by Sonny Dickson. Previously, this same leaker has posted a few images of metal iPhone 17 series dummies, but unlike them, this image gives users a more prominent look at the design changes on the Pro models.
From the Twitter image, it is clearly revealed that the camera module itself has gone through significant changes and departed from the traditional square layout. In a new transformation, the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max feature an elongated, oval-shaped camera bump that spans the top portion of the rear panel.
While the latest flagship models of Apple feature a rear panel made of glass, the leak suggests the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will feature a rear panel made of glass and aluminium. This new configuration hopefully brings more advanced imaging technologies, aligning with Apple's commitment to leading-edge photography capabilities.
The introduction of the iPhone 17 Air is another grand piece of news that Apple users must know. Though no official news has yet been revealed, rumours indicate that Apple is about to introduce the iPhone 17 Air. The iPhone 17 Air is a device that is about to replace the previous Plus variant. Reportedly, this model is designed to be ultra-thin, measuring approximately 5.5 mm in thickness, and offers users a lightweight and sleek alternative. This model is expected to feature a single rear camera that differentiates the iPhone 17 Air model from its Pro counterpart. Again, it suits those users who seek simplicity and don’t compromise on performance.
Among these massive changes, the standard iPhone 17 model will remain the same without incorporating any change. Even if it has some external changes, those will be minimal.
To conclude, it can be said that the leaked design elements of the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max indicate Apple's dedication to innovation and user-friendly design. The impressive fusion of glass and aluminium, along with the reimagined camera module, makes the balance between aesthetic appeal and functional enhancement.
Finally, the introduction of the iPhone 17 Air offers a new direction to the lineup. It will satisfy various user preferences. Last but not least, these leaks show what Apple is about to bring for its users in the future. How the future models of the tech giant are going to revolutionize the smartphone market with impressive designs and advanced technologies.
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