iPhone 15 Pro design reveals new buttons, titanium frame, & a huge camera bump

Image credit : Matt Talks Tech Although the iPhone 15 series announcement is still a ways off, there have already been a ton of leaks that reveal the upcoming iPhones in incredible detail. The most recent leak comes from 9to5Mac and concerns the iPhone 15 Pro.(opens in new tab). The iPhone 15 Pro is displayed in exquisite detail in a number of renders that are based on CAD data. We get a good look at the redesigned buttons, which have been the subject of the most recent, heated discussion regarding the upcoming iPhone, as well as the larger camera bump and narrower bezels. Although the renders indicate a few minor alterations that we may anticipate and which have been confirmed by numerous sources, the phone appears to be maintaining its general appearance. The iPhone 15 Pro's titanium frame is the first, and it will be one of its main selling points. The design is improved, and the edges are now rounded. This time, the Camera bump is significantly more pronounced. [caption id="attachment_147226" align="aligncenter" width="2560"] Image credit : Smartprix[/caption] A haptic button will take the place of the mute switch on the iPhone 15 Pro, which will also feature haptic buttons. On the iPhone 15 Pro, we're also getting thinner bezels, and based on these renders, it appears like they'll be far slimmer than the ones we now see on the greatest iPhones. A beautiful new color is also coming to the iPhone 15 Pro. It's a dark red tone with the color 410D0D, according to 9to5Mac. The render depicts the iPhone 15 Pro in this vibrant shade, and it appears to be quite stylish. We also get a glimpse at the iPhone 15 Pro's USB-C port, which is anticipated to be yet another significant upgrade this year. Also read : Pixel 7a renders show color, design, & camera layout According to the source, the iPhone 15 Pro would be a little bit smaller than the 14 Pro. The dimensions of the iPhone 15 Pro will be 70.46 x 146.47 x 8.24 mm. Although there isn't much of a difference, the rounded edges should result in a perceptible improvement in in-hand comfort.