The car of the supposed iPhone 13 Pro displays smaller notches, repositioned headset and front camera

Images shared by the Japanese site Mac Otakara claim to show a 3D printed layout of the future 6.1-inch iPhone 13 Pro, with a smaller notch, and repositioned headset and front camera, but with minimal modifications otherwise.

According to the images, Apple intends to move the headset to the top of the notch in the screen frame, aligned with a previous photo shared by MacRumors showing the same design change.

The alleged ‌iphone iPhone 13‌ Pro model, which is probably based on design drawings that circulated frequently among casing manufacturers and others long before Apple’s official unveiling, also shows the front camera moved to the left of the notch, a change compared to the location its current on the right side of the notch. Images of the alleged glass front panel for the ‌iPhone 13‌ range shared with MacRumors it also shows a cutout on the left side of the notch for the room.

Mac Otakara also shared specific notch dimensions for the upcoming ‌iphone iPhone 13 Pro, demonstrating how much the notch is expected to drop. Compared to the iPhone 12 Pro, the model suggests that the iPhone 2021 Pro will have a notch of 5.35 mm in height compared to 5.30 mm for the “iPhone 12 Pro” and 26.80 mm wide, from 34.83 mm. Visually, the notch will have a smaller width, but will be slightly higher.

Rumors of a smaller notch have been around since the launch of the iPhone X, which first introduced the TrueDepth system and the notch. Apple may be able to reduce its notch by relocating the headset and repositioning the front camera. In addition to the small notch, the images shared by Macotakara does not reveal any changes to the rear camera or other aspects of the ‌iPhone‌ design.

Although the design changes are missing, it is said that the PiPhone 13‌ comes with some key new features. It is rumored that TheiPhone 13‌ Pro and ‌iPhone 13‌ Pro Max will come with a 120M ProMotion display, and the whole range will have a faster A15 chip, improved cameras and new colors, including matte black.