The highly anticipated iPhone 16 family, set to debut in 2024, continues to be a hot topic with new details emerging about its design. Among the rumors, a standout feature is the unique camera design tested on the iPhone 16 Pro prototypes. It appears that Apple is considering a significant departure from traditional designs by opting to protect all cameras within the iPhone 16 Pro's camera module under a single lens glass. This novel approach, first hinted at by Majin Bu on the X platform, suggests a unified camera housing unlike anything seen in previous models.
While standard iPhone 16 models were previously rumored to undergo camera module design changes, it was initially thought that the iPhone 16 Pro models would maintain a similar rear design to their predecessors. However, Apple seems to be exploring a design overhaul for its 2024 Pro models as well. Although this claim has not been officially denied, Apple's experimentation with such a distinct design concept is generating considerable buzz.
Majin Bu also mentioned that this radical design might not be the final choice for the iPhone 16 Pro, indicating that Apple is still in the process of testing different design concepts. With the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro family expected to embrace new design philosophies, the tech world is eagerly awaiting their likely unveiling in September or October.
