The 6.5-inch iPhone is shown with a dual-lens camera system stacked in a similar fashion as the current iPhone X.
Apple is reported be to working on three different iPhones for a launch in September. Numerous reports have suggested that the Cupertino-based giant will unveil two iPhones with 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED displays, and one 6.1-inch phone with a LCD panel. Now, two alleged dummies of the 6.1-inch and 6.5-inch iPhones have surfaced showing that the 6.5-inch iPhone with a vertically stacked dual-camera system, just like the iPhone X, and the LCD variant sporting a single camera at the back.
The latest leaks have been shared by well-known leakster Ben Geskin on Twitter. The leak source calls the 6.1-inch LCD device 'iPhone X Lite', and the other 'iPhone X Plus'. Not much has been shared about the upcoming iPhones in question, but the image of a single lens camera at the back of the LCD iPhone falls in line with an earlier leak that also showed the 6.1-inch iPhone in a protective case made by third-party case maker Ghostek.
Apple is expected to launch three iPhones this year which include a 6.5-inch OLED "iPhone X Plus" for $900-$1,000, a second generation OLED iPhone X for $800-$900, and a new 6.1-inch LCD iPhone for $600-$700. Famous Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has also claimed that the most affordable of the three iPhones will launch in grey, white, blue, red and orange colours. Some reports have claimed that Apple has roped-in LG to supply 2-4 million OLED displays for its upcoming iPhones. Japan-based Nichia will reportedly supply 0.3t LED chips exclusively for 2018 6.1-inch LCD iPhone to reduce the size of the bottom bezels to 2.0-2.5mm and enhance the LCD screens' competitiveness against OLED (bezel-less) screen panels.
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