The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro is rumored to have a bezel thinner than the ones on other iOS smartphones.
Now, newly leaked glass panels of the iPhone 15 models show that the Pro and Pro Max could have ultra-thin bezels.
If this is true, then the new iOS devices could offer an experience that is almost comparable to all-screen smartphones.
iPhone 15 Pro's Ultra-Thin Bezel Update
According to MacRumors' latest report, the videos of the leaked iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max front glass panels were first shared on Douyin and Bilibili.
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After that, many people decided to re-share the videos on Twitter. These include Unknownz21, a self-proclaimed Apple Mac enthusiast, and ShrimApplePro, a VTuber.
In the leaked videos, you can see that the front screen panels of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max really have ultra-thin bezels.
However, the ones for the base iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus still have the common bezel sizes.
Unknownz21 said that the front screen panels were bought by a screen protector maker, clarifying that the video didn't come from his sources.
On the other hand, ShrimpApplePro claimed that he was able to confirm the authenticity of the footage, saying that these glass panels are really for the new iPhone 15 lineup.
However, since Apple didn't confirm these details, the best thing you can do is wait for the iPhone maker's official announcement before making any conclusion.
Benefits of Thinner Bezels
For some iPhone users, having thinner bezels is a big deal.
Tech experts explained that thin bezels could lead to larger screens.
Aside from this, they could also allow smartphone makers to reduce the size of their devices.
This can make handsets more comfortable to hold and easier to carry.
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