Next year’s iPhone Pro models to feature ‘near‑borderless’ design, report says
According to 9to5Mac citing an ETNews report, Apple is preparing a major redesign for the upcoming iPhone Pro line‑up with virtually bezelless screens.
9to5Mac reports that an ETNews leak indicates Apple is working on a significant design overhaul for the next generation of iPhone Pro devices, slated for release in 2027.
The term “near‑borderless” describes a screen with extremely thin bezels and the potential placement of the front camera and sensors underneath the display, enabling a true edge‑to‑edge viewing experience.
Such a design would increase the screen‑to‑body ratio, offering users a larger immersive canvas while maintaining durability through possible new glass alloys or titanium frames.
For technology observers in Uzbekistan and elsewhere, the shift underscores Apple’s continued push for premium aesthetics and may influence local accessory makers and app developers to adapt to the new form factor.
Mass production is expected to start in late 2026, with an official launch anticipated in early 2027, reflecting Apple’s strategy of regular innovation cycles for its flagship smartphones.
