The glass curves slightly around the edges, creating a more seamless transition to the frame. USB C Port on iPhone 15 ProĪnother change is the curvature of the edges, both on the glass and on the metal frame. Unfortunately, this might be limited to cables approved for Apple’s MFi program for data transfer speeds and charging speeds. This could be due to the pressure from the European Union, which has been pushing for a common charging standard for all smartphones and devices.
The most noticeable change is the switch from the Lightning port to USB-C, which would mark a major departure from Apple’s proprietary connector that has been used on iPhones and most Apple accessories since 2012. Historically, CAD files are accurate to the final device in terms of both dimensions and design, as having inaccurate ones would be costly to case designers and factories. The specific CAD here comes from a factory out of China that is seemingly the first to get these files. This is to ensure that cases are available when the device launches. The renders show some significant changes to the design and features of Apple’s flagship smartphone, which is expected to launch later this year.ĬAD files like the ones these renders are based on are given by Apple to factories in Asia to prepare phone cases ahead of launch.
We have obtained exclusive renders of the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro, based on a CAD model provided to 9to5Mac by a reliable case manufacturer and 3D Artist Respective Render Man Ian Zelbo.
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