As we get closer to the launch of the iPhone 14, we expect more and more leaks to emerge. That is the case here, with a photo of the alleged iPhone 14 cases from which we can gather interesting tidbits.
Spotted on Chinese social media Weibo (via Mac rumors), we see that these cases are meant to confirm rumors that Apple is getting rid of the smaller iPhones, and replacing them with a non-Pro Max version. The image above shows two large cases along with two smaller ones, likely featuring the 6.7-inch and 6.1-inch iPhone 14s (assuming Apple keeps the same screen sizes we have with the iPhone 13 series).
However, we think there is something more attractive here. If you look closely at the two size versions of each case, you can see the differences in the holes for the camera units. While the cases of what we assume are the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max cases don’t look all that different from the cases of the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini, the cases we think are Pro models have huge cutouts for the camera.
The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max both have huge camera bumps, and that doesn’t seem to change with the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max if these cases are really indicative of what we can expect. We think the hole seems particularly huge in relation to what is likely the iPhone 14 Pro case (third from the left) given the phone’s smaller footprint compared to its max size sibling.
Rumors suggest that Apple is planning to upgrade the Pro cameras this year, possibly to a 48MP wide-angle main sensor. We previously expected the iPhone 14 Pro to get a periscope zoom telephoto camera, but that rumor is now spreading thanks to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo who said the upgrade won’t arrive until 2023. Finally, you should be ready for a big camera module again this year .
We believe Apple will launch iPhone 14 in September, similar to previous years. As mentioned before, more and more leaks and rumors will appear in the coming months. Stay tuned to Tom’s guide and check out the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro hub for the latest information.
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