What the iPhone 14, which Apple is almost certainly going to present in September of this year, will look like is of course not yet known. However, industry experts are already almost certain that the Californian company will say goodbye to the Face ID notch at the top of the display, which has become a kind of trademark since the iPhone X in the Pro models. This is indicated, among other things, by schematic drawings that have recently been made public, which show two cutouts in the panel: a circular punch hole for the selfie camera and a pill-shaped cutout for face recognition.Leaker: Display bezel identical to iPhone 13
A leaker, which has recently attracted attention with some plausible reports, now points to another difference between the cheaper versions and the Pro versions. iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max become one contribution According to “yeux1122” on the Korean blog Naver, the display bezel is as wide as the iPhone 13. This information is said to come from Apple’s Chinese supply chain. On the other hand, the panel border on the iPhone 14 Pro (Max) is considerably narrower. The logical consequence would be that the two basic models of the upcoming smartphone generation from Cupertino still have the notch.
Is Apple going two-pronged with the iPhone 14?
With his statement, “yeux1122” once again confirms the numerous rumors about the notch that have appeared on social networks, among other things, in the past few weeks and months. His forecast is also consistent with statements by Ross Young. He already reported in mid-January that Apple would take a two-pronged approach to the design of the iPhone 14, although without explicitly mentioning the different display bezels. The generally well-informed analyst also assumes that “hole and pill” are reserved exclusively for the Pro models of the upcoming smartphones from Cupertino (see ). It remains to be seen whether Apple will actually make such a significant differentiation between the models.
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