Apple iPhone 17 Pro renders suggest a major design overhaul

Apple iPhone 17 Pro has been in the headlines for a while now. In a recent development, the 3D render of the device has been shared by Jon Prosser which shows a revamped design. This time, if the renders hold any truth, the iPhone 17 Pro will bring a wider camera bar that will cover the width of the device. The shift of the camera island gives the device a fresh touch for sure. Also Read: iPhone 17 Pro Teardown Reveals Exciting Details: Vapour Chamber Cooling And “Scratchgate” Issues

In a video by Jon Prosser on Front Page Tech, there are high chance that Apple will ditch the square camera island this time. iPhone 17 Pro could ship with a wise horizontal sensor island at the back. Also Read: Finding iPhone 17 Pro Max Costly? Check Out This Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Deal During Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale With A Flat Rs 17,500 Off

The users will get to see three sensors and that is not going to change even in the iPhone 17 Pro. The right side of the island will get an LED flash, LiDAR sensor, and microphone which we got to see on the left side of previous models. And by the looks of it, it seems like the latest Pro variant from the Cupertino giant will be taller than its predecessor. Also Read: 5 Best iPhone 17 Alternatives To Consider If You Didn't Like It

The design of the smartphone looks pretty identical to what we get to see in Poco phones which could come as a major disappointment for all the users who were fans of Apple’s original style statement. In the past, reports have suggested that the Apple iPhone 17 Pro could bring a two-tone back panel that we got to see in old-generation iPhones.

And it is also being said that the iPhone is going to be lighter in weight as compared to its predecessors. However, it is not clear what elements will be used in the production of the device. As of now, not a lot of information related to the upcoming Apple prodigy is available on the internet. Expectations are that we will get to know more about the iPhone 17 series lineup in the second half of the year.