Updated
Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 21
iPhone 20 Pro Leak Points to 6.4-Inch Quad-Curved Display as Dynamic Island Shrinks
Updated
Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 21

iPhone 20 Pro Leak Points to 6.4-Inch Quad-Curved Display as Dynamic Island Shrinks

3 articles · Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 21

Summary

  • Digital Chat Station’s latest leak says Apple’s 20th-anniversary iPhone 20 Pro line will pair a quad-curved glass design with a smaller front cutout, rather than a fully all-screen face.
  • The reported displays measure 6.4 inches and 6.96 inches at 2,686 x 1,236 and 2,912 x 1,340, only slightly larger than the 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch iPhone 18 Pro models now on sale.
  • That design would curve the glass deeper into the metal frame, trim bezel thickness and push the look closer to an iPhone X-style front with more glass and less visible metal.
  • The leak also suggests Apple still cannot move the selfie camera fully under the display; poor early samples from the iPhone Duo’s under-screen camera reinforce that technical limit.
  • Pricing remains unknown, but the report frames the new Pro models between today’s $1,199 and $1,299 iPhone 18 Pros and the $1,999 iPhone Duo.

Insights

Will Apple's radical quad-curved iPhone 20 sacrifice durability for an all-glass aesthetic, or is a materials breakthrough imminent?
Can Apple perfect under-display cameras for the 2027 anniversary, or will physics force them to keep the visible cutout?
Why is Apple risking an entirely skipped generation to launch the iPhone 20, and will the hardware leap justify the wait?