Apple iPhone 20 Pro, Pro Max tipped to get bigger displays and bezel-free design for 20th anniversary

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The iPhone 20 Pro series is tipped to introduce larger 6.4-inch and 7-inch displays with ultra-thin bezels.

Leaks also suggest under-display Face ID, solid-state buttons and Apple's second-generation 2nm chipset.

Apple is expected to unveil the anniversary iPhone lineup in September 2027, marking 20 years since the original iPhone debuted.

Apple’s 20th-anniversary iPhone lineup may launch with larger displays and a new design. According to a tip from well-known Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station, the iPhone 20 Pro may get a 6.4-inch display, while the iPhone 20 Pro Max may grow to a 7-inch display. If true, this will be the biggest Pro iPhones yet. The iPhone 20 series is said to make its India debut in September 2027, which coincides with the 20th anniversary of the original iPhone.

Bigger screens, cleaner design

As per leaks, Apple is reportedly considering a new quad curved design which may reduce visible bezels around the display. The front panel is also said to offer glass flowing towards all four edges, giving it an enhanced look while retaining the existing aspect ratio.

For the unversed, the iPhone 17 Pro lineup offers 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch displays and the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models are also expected to retain the same size.

More upgrades tipped

Apart from the bigger displays, the reports also suggest that Apple may bring several notable hardware changes with anniversary models. The iPhone 20 lineup is rumoured to replace traditional physical buttons with solid-state controls integrated into the frame, allowing different actions based on pressure sensitivity.

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The devices are also said to move the Face ID hardware beneath the display, potentially reducing the size of Dynamic Island even further. Other reports also suggest a thinner and brighter OLED panel with improved power efficiency, Apple’s second-generation 2nm chipset, and a new silicon-anode battery designed to improve battery life without increasing the phone’s thickness.

Do note that these details are based on early leaks and Apple has not confirmed them yet. All readers are advised to take these updates with a pinch of salt.

Ashish Singh

Ashish Singh is the Chief Copy Editor at Digit. He's been wrangling tech jargon since 2020 (Times Internet, Jagran English '22). When not policing commas, he's likely fueling his gadget habit with coffee, strategising his next virtual race, or plotting a road trip to test the latest in-car tech. He speaks fluent Geek.

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