New renders of the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro Max leak

All rumors seem to indicate that Apple is maintaining design continuity of the iPhone 15 from the current iPhone 14 model. However, there will be significant changes in two directions. First, in the solid side buttons that would become haptic buttons and, second, in design and size changes in the rear cameras. Usually in the summer the rumors start to grow exponentially and that’s what seems to start showing up on the networks. a new rumor shows new renders with exact sizes of the entire structure of the iPhone 15 Pro Max,

with a rear bulge for larger camera.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max and its bigger camera bump

Leaks for new iPhones usually come from somewhere in the production chain that contains information about future devices. The most powerful leaks come from information close to Cupertino and also from accessory production plants that they begin to have the measurements of the next devices to start producing and designing covers and accessories for these devices.

Yesterday the Twitter user @ShrimpApplePro released new renders with information from a case maker. These new renders show the design of the next iPhone 15 Pro Max which will be released in September.

Many of the new features included in these renders have already been rumored over the past few weeks. However, seeing the result of these leaks in the models brings us closer to a real vision of what the new iPhone 15 Pro Max will look like.

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The user also shared precise measurements. You can highlight the complex rear camera bulge which is 3.78 millimeters 5% larger than the iPhone 14 Pro Max bump. This aspect is controversial since some leakers orient the protrusion of the iPhone 15 thinner than in previous models. We will have to refine the information and be careful with this value.

Beyond that, possible modifications to the side buttons are also discussed, though “how weird that looks” isn’t described. Apparently structural changes are coming to these interaction buttons and even a new mute button design. However, the renders don’t show much more than an iPhone 14-like design. renewal of the side buttons to replace them with haptic buttons.