Four iPhone 12 models with 5G? This is what we found during the last leak

Four iPhone 12 models with 5G? This is what we found during the last leak

A new report shows 3D-printed models of four iPhone 12 devices, revealing a possible physical design and some information: If this year's Apple phones are to be believed, they've all seen their SIM trays moved to make room for 5G antennas. The iPhone 11 series had the SIM slot and tray on the right side below the power button, but photos of the iPhone 3 12D-printed models, which were posted by Japanese tech site Macotakara, show that they 'have been moved. to the volume control on the left side. They have been moved to make room for a 5G boxed antenna (AIP) like Qualcomm 5G NR's mmWave antenna module, Alibaba sources on the site said. We'll take this first rumor with a grain of salt, especially since it's the first time we've seen alleged physical designs of the phones to come. It's unclear where the 3D design comes from, if the models were leaked or just the measurements, but for clarity, here they are: The models line up with what we've heard before, suggesting a total of four iPhone 12 units - Two lower units that come in 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch screens, with the Pro premium and Pro Max coming in at 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch screens (interestingly, Macotakara's report mentions 6.0-inch measurements for the two midsize versions). But the dummy units correspond to these forecasts, the presumed low-end models comprising two rear cameras against three cameras on the rear of the two high-end models. And since all the SIM locations have moved, this suggests that all four units will receive 5G, another earlier prediction for the iPhone 12 lineup.

Other discoveries of the iPhone 12 models

Since this is the first time we've seen the supposed physical design of the iPhone 12, we don't know how accurately they will predict the final appearance of Apple phones. But if they are true, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, they keep the big notches of Apple phones since the iPhone X. Their overall design is boxy, a bit like the checkered iPhone and iPhone 5. Depending on the models, the iPhone 12 will also keep the Lightning port, he objected. to rumors that they will be upgraded to USB-C, like the latest iPad Pro. These 3D-printed models are also identical in size to previously unveiled Macotakara models, which claim all models will be 7,4mm thick. It's roughly the same size as the iPhone 8 (and 7 and 6S before it), but noticeably thinner than the latest phones, with the thickness of the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 at 8.1mm and 8,3mm, respectively. It's too early to give these details much credence, but it does suggest that Apple may have scaled back its next line of flagship phones. Via 9to5Mac

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