So far, this year's iPhone 14 could finally mean the end of classic bangs design, at least for the new Pro models, goodbye, screen bangs! The screen punch design of the iPhone 14 Pro model is like this.
Although Apple has been working on ways to eliminate screen bangs for years, we've heard some solid reports that the iPhone 14 Pro model will herald the arrival of the first "bang-free" iPhone model.
For at least a few years, many have been hoping that Apple can solve this notch problem through the off-screen camera system, because the off-screen camera technology does not require a screen cutout at all, like the off-screen camera technology of ZTE mobile phones.
For now, it seems that the screen bangs will be replaced by punched cameras, and the iPhone 14 Pro model may even be a "pill-like" incision.
Now, a new set of so-called schematics on the Internet gives us a glimpse of the exact appearance of the iPhone 14 Pro model, and from the schematic, you can see that there is a "pill-shaped" incision at the top of the screen, and there is a circular punch hole on its right side. While we are usually skeptical of the images circulated online, many leaks confirm its accuracy.
With the iPhone 14 Pro model's screen punching design locked, I personally think that the "pill-like" incision + round punching design is not as good as the previous bang design, and it is speculated that the screen punching design of the iPhone 14 Pro model may make many fruit fans dislike.
In fact, there is news that we can expect the two-hole design to continue into the "iPhone 15" lineup in 2023, and it will reportedly appear in all iPhone 15 models.
Most reports this year suggest that the two-hole design is only available for two Pro models, with the standard 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max retaining the same screen bangs design as the iPhone 13.
Of course, by next year, it may change drastically, and senior Apple analysts have been predicting that in 2023, Apple will move the front camera and sensor technology below the display, and finally achieve a iPhone with no bangs and no hole design.
In addition to the two-hole design of the display, the iPhone 14 series will continue the square edge design aesthetic that began with the iPhone 12, while eliminating camera bulges and perhaps even reminiscent of the round volume buttons of the iPhone 4 era.
The 5.4-inch iPhone mini will also be retired, and this year's iPhone 14 series is only available in two sizes, the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro, the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max and the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Finally, if the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max continued to feature a notch screen design, and the iPhone 14 Pro models had a two-hole design, which design would you like? Welcome to leave a comment.