iPhone 15 Pro render images shared

As the release date of the iPhone 15 series approaches, new information continues to emerge. Leaks so far have pointed out that the phones to be introduced in September will offer remarkable innovations, including USB-C. Now 9to5Mac has shared render images of the Apple iPhone 15 Pro. According to the shared images, the iPhone 15 Pro will bring an important design change. Accordingly, the updated phone with curved edges on both the glass and metal frame resembles the design of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro or the new M2 MacBook Air. This change can make the phone more comfortable to hold and reduce accidental touches.

On the back of the phone, a large and thick camera island with three sensors welcomes us. According to leaks, the iPhone 15 Pro will come with new sensors or lenses, including a LiDAR scanner. The images show that these new generation camera lenses will need a larger area. We can also see a new design in the volume and mute keys on the side of the phone. If we recall, recent leaks said that these physical keys will be replaced by capacitive and touch keys. Render images point to a smaller and more rounded design.

We can say that the most striking change in the iPhone 15 family will be the transition from the Lightning port to USB-C. Because the Cuppertino giant has been using its own proprietary connection connector since 2012. However, the requirement for a uniform charger from the EU greatly increased the pressure on Apple.