A massive leak has detailed the possible design of the iPhone 14 Pro Max, complete with no notch and redesigned cameras.<\/b>
\nIt\u2019s been a long time coming, but Apple might finally remove the divisive notch with the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, replacing it with a punch-hole camera \u2013 the same solution almost every Android phone has used for years now. That\u2019s according to Jon Prosser, who shared some unofficial renders of what the iPhone 14 Pro Max will supposedly look like. It\u2019s a surprising design, given that Face ID requires more than the one small lens shown here, but Prosser reckons the other components are hidden under the display. And it\u2019s not just the lack of a notch that\u2019s different here, the camera bump is also mostly gone, with the lenses sitting almost flush with the rear. This has apparently been achieved simply by making the iPhone 14 Pro Max thicker. Prosser doesn\u2019t say exactly how thick, but he suggests it\u2019s far thicker than the 7.4mm thick iPhone 12 Pro Max. You can also see a triple-lens camera along with a LiDAR scanner, much like the iPhone 12 Pro Max, a semi-glossy glass back (with the Apple logo sitting under the glass), round volume buttons (like the iPhone 4), and an apparently titanium chassis, in place of stainless steel. Finally, there\u2019s still a Lightning port on the bottom. What you shouldn\u2019t read into is the colors, as Prosser claims of those shown, the only one they\u2019ve specifically heard could be coming is a rose gold one, and even that might not be final. It\u2019s also worth noting that Prosser suspects only the Pro models will lack a notch, with the standard iPhone 14 still having one. However, he\u2019s speculating there, as he doesn\u2019t have any information on the standard models. We\u2019d further suspect though that they probably won\u2019t use titanium, since that\u2019s a pricey material. We would however take all of this with a pinch of salt, as while Prosser is often right, he has also been wrong a number of times before. Besides which it\u2019s very, very early for iPhone 14 rumors, and even if this is accurate, it could be subject to change. Apple hasn\u2019t overhauled the iPhone range this significantly in many years, and it\u2019s long overdue. Not only it the current design starting to feel boring, it also arguably looks a bit dated thanks to the large notch. Apple is rumored to be shrinking the notch for the iPhone 13 range, but that seems like a small step when most rival handsets have an all-screen design. So removing it for the iPhone 14 range (even if only the Pro models) will finally bring Apple\u2019s phones in step with the competition. Beyond that, the other changes here also largely look positive \u2013 not everyone will want a thicker phone of course, but there\u2019s a good chance that could also allow for a larger battery, which is something else we\u2019ve been wanting for ages. So we really hope Prosser is right about this one.<\/p>\n