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Updated · Mashable · Jul 29
Apple Preps 2027 iPhone 20 Redesign With 2 Curved-Glass Pro Models
Updated
Updated · Mashable · Jul 29

Apple Preps 2027 iPhone 20 Redesign With 2 Curved-Glass Pro Models

3 articles · Updated · Mashable · Jul 29

Summary

  • 2027 is shaping up as Apple’s next major iPhone reset, with reports pointing to a 20th-anniversary model built around a curved-glass, edge-to-edge “waterfall” display.
  • Bloomberg and The Information reported in May that the device would use an all-glass design wrapping around the edges and could drop the notch or Dynamic Island for a cleaner front.
  • June reporting said Apple plans two likely Pro-tier iPhone 20 models at roughly 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches, sizes close to what is expected for the iPhone 18.
  • Leaks also point to solid-state buttons with haptic feedback for power, volume and camera controls, extending a broader redesign tied to the original iPhone’s June 29, 2007 debut.
  • If Apple keeps its usual cadence, the anniversary lineup would arrive in September 2027, with some reports suggesting the company could skip the iPhone 19 name.

Insights

Can Apple really justify a staggering $1,500 price tag for a buttonless, portless iPhone in next year's highly competitive market?
With Apple's 2027 anniversary iPhone rumored to be entirely glass, will this seamless redesign become a fragile nightmare for everyday users?
Chinese brands already use silicon-carbon batteries, so will Apple's late adoption next year actually revolutionize the iPhone's battery life?