Apple is expected to hold a spring new product conference this month or next month, in addition to new hardware and new iPhone protective cases, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro will also launch new colors, of which the new color of iPhone 14 is light yellow. In addition, the iPhone 15 series will be released in the second half of this year, including the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus two standard models, as well as the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max two high-end models. The message shows that the iPhone 15 Pro series will cancel the traditional lock-screen physical button and replace it with a solid-state button.
A solid-state button is designed to resemble the touch-press-to-home button introduced in the iPhone 7. To provide better haptic feedback, Apple will also add two additional Taptic Engines to these models. Unlike today's iPhones, the volume keys on these models will become an all-in-one button with volume up at the top and volume down at the bottom. The benefit of solid-state keys is that it improves the all-in-one of the phone and provides better resistance to dust and water, as it does not have a physical pressing mechanism. However, some questions may arise, such as when wearing a thick phone case, will it be difficult to press the volume keys?
, two additional Taptic Engines will also be added inside the fuselage to provide better haptic feedback. Compared to the current iPhone, the volume keys on these models become integrated buttons, with volume up at the top and volume down at the bottom. Solid-state keys do not require a physical pressing mechanism, so they can improve the integrity and dustproof and waterproof performance of the phone. However, some users may find it somewhat difficult to press the volume keys when wearing thicker phone cases.
In addition, in the relevant breaking information, we also learned that the mute button of the iPhone 15 Pro series will be changed from a paragraph-type mute switch to a press-type button, similar to the operation logic of the power button. The user simply presses the button to turn on silent mode and press again to unmute. As for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, the two standard models, they will continue to use the traditional physical volume buttons. Details have not been revealed.
What are your expectations for the iPhone 15 series of phones?