Major details about iPhone 20 Pro design leaked

Hassan September 24, 2026 Technology

The iPhone 18 Pro series has recently been introduced, while Apple’s foldable iPhone is also reportedly set to become available to consumers in October. However, the series of leaks regarding Apple’s next-generation iPhones has already begun.

Next year will mark 20 years since the iPhone was introduced. For this reason, it is being speculated that instead of introducing the iPhone 19 as usual, Apple could directly launch the iPhone 20 series.

What could the iPhone 20 Pro’s design look like?

A new report has revealed details regarding the possible design and display of the iPhone 20 Pro and iPhone 20 Pro Max. According to the media report, the iPhone 20 Pro could feature a 6.41-inch display, which would be somewhat larger compared to the current iPhone 18 Pro. On the other hand, the iPhone 20 Pro Max is expected to feature a 6.9-inch display.

New design instead of a flat screen?

Potentially, the biggest change in the iPhone 20 Pro series could be its design. According to the media report, Apple is considering using a borderless quad-curved screen in the iPhone 20 Pro models.

In this design, all four edges of the screen could be curved. Current iPhones use flat displays, so if this change becomes a reality, a significant difference could be seen in the iPhone’s design.

Dynamic Island could also be removed

The leak also claims that Apple could replace the existing Dynamic Island in future iPhones. Instead, a punch-hole-style design for the selfie camera is reportedly being considered, which could make more space available for the screen.

Final design has not been revealed yet

However, there is still approximately one year left until the launch of the iPhone 20 Pro series, so these leaks cannot be considered final information.

Apple has not officially revealed any details regarding the phone’s design, display or camera cutout. It is possible that the company may make some changes to these features in the final model or retain the existing design.