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Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Renders Appear on the Internet

We are still waiting for Apple’s iPhone 13 series and people have started talking about the iPhone 14 lineup. Interestingly, there have been some tipsters sharing renders of iPhone 14.

It is the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The new device copies design from its predecessors. But if you could see that the new device has no iPhone “trademark” and “the cameras on the rear are flush with the rest of the phone’s back.”

The designs also give an idea that the new lineup could be slimmer.

One rumor suggested that some of the sensors will be hidden under the display. It is still a metal-framed device and it could be titanium. The port at the bottom is still Lightning.

A tipster also suggested that this device will feature a 6.7-inch screen and a 48 MP main camera.

We still have time to hear about Apple’s iPhone 14. We have to first see Apple iPhone 13 that is landing near us on September 14th, i.e., in the next week.

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