A video of the dummy iPhone 15 Pro showing a device with a similar design as that of the current iPhone 13 Pro, but with some notable differences has emerged online. The solid-state buttons are a departure from the physical buttons on current models, which could improve durability and reduce the risk of failure. The presence of a USB-C port is also a significant change, as Apple has traditionally used its proprietary Lightning connector. The use of a titanium frame would make the device lighter and potentially more durable than previous models.
It’s worth noting that this video is just a dummy device, meaning that it’s not a real iPhone 15 Pro, but rather a non-functioning model made to give an idea of what the design might look like. Therefore, it’s important to take the information provided in the video with a grain of salt, as the final design of the iPhone 15 Pro could differ from what’s shown in the video. However, the existence of the dummy device suggests that leaks and rumors about the upcoming iPhone are already beginning to surface, even though the device likely won’t be released until later this year.
It’s important to keep in mind that dummy models are usually created based on leaked specifications, but they may not be 100 percent accurate. Therefore, it is always best to consider such leaks with caution until official information is released by the company. However, these leaks do provide a glimpse into what we can expect from upcoming devices and generate excitement among consumers.
It’s worth noting that the information about the iPhone 15 models, including the adoption of USB-C and the potential support for USB 3.2 or Thunderbolt 3, as well as the Dynamic Island and other rumored features, are all based on leaks and predictions from various sources, including Apple analysts and supply chain insiders. As with any rumors, they should be taken with a grain of salt until official information is confirmed by Apple.
