This is what the Apple iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max may look like

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The new iPhones are still months away from the launch, but the rumour mill is in full swing, giving out a first look at what could be the

iPhone 16 Pro

and

iPhone 16 Pro Max

models. Based on the prototypes of the

iPhone

Pro models for this year, MacRumors has created renders of the

iPhone 16

Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, giving an idea of what to expect from the next series of iPhones.

Apple

has experimented with different design details for the new models, but the overall form factor and general design have remained consistent. The iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a design similar to that of the

iPhone 15 Pro

models, with curved edges and

titanium frame

.

iPhone 16 Pro display

Source: MacRumours

Sources told MacRumors, the new models will have larger displays, measuring 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches, up from 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches. The increase in size is expected to accommodate the new 5x tetra prism Telephoto camera, which will be available on both Pro iPhone models this year.

iPhone 16 Pro side frame

Source: MacRumors

Apple initially tested four button configurations, but it seems to have settled on a layout similar to the one on the iPhone 15 Pro, having Action buttons and volume buttons on the left and power buttons on the right. However, there could be a new button on the ride side of the phone, the Capture button, sitting below the power button. The said Capture button will flush with the frame and will not protrude like the Action button.


iPhone 16 Pro side buttons

Source: MacRumors

The iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will use the same Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) material as the iPhone 15 Pro. There won't be any significant changes to the overall finish.
For testing purposes, Apple has used the existing colours from the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, but they plan to add another colour option. Apple's prototypes use a "Silver" colour, which is marketed as "White Titanium."

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