iPhone 12 Pro Max display and notch

The iPhone 12 Pro Max will feature a stainless steel frame and square camera module
Apple hasn’t switched to a completely notch-less design yet, but the notch is noticeably smaller than the iPhone 11 models. There are two notch designs Apple is reportedly contemplating – one with the same existing height but reduced width and added curves (similar to the OnePlus 6T), and the other with the same width but reduced height, also with added curves.
iPhone 12 Pro Max design, ports and cameras
As was rumoured earlier, Apple will use a stainless steel frame this time around, but will swap out the 2.5D curved glass for a flat display. There are wider antenna lines this time around, which are presumably to improve 5G reception on the phone. The mute switch, volume buttons and power buttons are in their usual places, but have been moved lower down on the frame to make them easier to reach. New on the iPhone 12 Pro Max is a smart connector, which is seen on the iPad Pro models to connect accessories. It is unclear what Apple plans to use this connector for at the moment. There’s no USB Type-C connector as previously rumoured, which means Apple is using the Lightning connector yet again. The speakers on the new iPhone are also tipped to be 10-15 percent louder compared to last year’s model.
As for the cameras, they are now arranged in a proper square module on the back, with all the lenses looking considerably larger. The LiDAR scanner is also included in the module. Apple is opting for a thicker camera bump this time around, and reducing the protrusion of the individual camera rings.
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