Probably famous Majin from the inside of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max’s chassis showing an image leaked to the network. The leak confirms rumors about the cardinal change in the design of the camera, which will be the main feature of the upcoming model. About it reports Macrumors broadcast.
Majin this, which is in the assembly phase of the iPhone 17 Pro Max chassis of aluminum or titanium components indicating the social network X (previously Twitter) shared a photo. If the picture is reliable, the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will reminiscent of a horizontal camera block reminiscent of solutions on Google Pixel smartphones.
This block is expected to extend to the entire width of the rear panel of the device. According to leaks, a triangular triple room block of the module and flash, microphone and Lidar sensor on the right will be placed. The reasons for Apple’s design solution and the purpose of the additional area in the block remain uncertain.
In the image published by Majin, the image is visible parts processed in CNC machines that indicate that they belong to the production line. Probably large round holes are designed to place internal components such as Magsafe coil or battery. Frezing scars are visually noticeable, which indicates that the details are freshly designed structural elements ready to process more.
In addition to the design of the camera, rumors show that Apple can leave the titanium used in the previous models of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro and return to the use of aluminum frames for the iPhone 17 Pro.
Apple, the smartphone, AirPods and Apple Watch, such as other Apple devices will allow the iPhone 17 Pro is reported to test a wireless charging of 7.5 W. Currently, 4.5 Watt can transmit power to the Apple Watch and AirPods via iPhone USB-C, but there is no reverse charging function.
Apple’s iPhone 17 series is expected to present in September this year.
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