When it comes to Apple devices these things tend to happen, usually similar models are used by accessory manufacturers to create skins and cases before new smartphones are released.
The most important thing is that generally these models are very similar to the final version of smartphones that will hit the market. So we can consider that these videos and photos are today the closest to the new line of smartphones that Apple is preparing to launch.
Rumors indicate that Apple will bring four different devices, the 12-inch iPhone 5,4, 12-inch iPhone 6,1, 12-inch iPhone 6,1 Pro and the 12-inch iPhone 6,7 Pro Max.
The two "Pro" smartphones as usual will be more expensive, while the 12-inch and 5,4-inch iPhone 6,1 will be more affordable even than the current iPhone 11.
We expect all iPhones this year to have a new design that looks more like the design of the iPhone 4 or iPad Pro by showing a rectangular bezel. The 5,4-inch iPhone will be Apple's smallest smartphone since the iPhone SE.
The 12-inch iPhone 6,1 will be larger than the 11-inch iPhone 5,8 Pro. The 6,7-inch model will be Apple's largest iPhone ever released and is noticeably larger than the 11-inch iPhone 6,5 Pro Max.
We expect both iPhone 12 models to receive dual cameras, while the "Pro" will bring a triple set of rear cameras. Rumors also indicate that the "Pro" models may arrive with the same LiDAR scanner that was introduced in the iPad Pro.
Finally, I could not fail to mention Apple's strategy of making its next iPhones cheaper, removing the charger and headphones from the basic kit.
Well, as for headphones, some manufacturers no longer deliver the same in the product box. Now, selling a smartphone without a charger makes no sense, after all, Apple users can even use the chargers they already have, but what about other users who plan to buy their first iPhone this year?
It makes no sense to remove the charger from the product box claiming to make it cheaper and charge separately for a charger at the time of purchase.
