Apple has delivered a unified iPhone design in recent years. All same-year handsets featured the same all-screen display with an identical notch on the top. They had uniform bezels around the screen and metal frames with curved or flat edges. The rear glass panel looked similar for all phones, whether Apple released three or four models in a year.
Fast-forward to 2022, and the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max will look different than the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. You might think that’s a surprising decision, but Apple has done this before. With that in mind, the iPhone 14 design leaks make sense. Apple will rinse and repeat. The iPhone 14 models will keep in place the old design, while the iPhone 14 Pro versions will debut the pill-and-hole notch replacement.iPhone 14 Pro 3D renders show the Pro’s new notch
The iPhone 14 will evolve that design further. The cheaper models will look just like last year’s design. The more expensive ones will offer a new take at the all-screen design. As seen in these 3D renders, Apple will replace the notch with two cutouts at the top of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro.