IPHONE 15 PRO MAX WILL MAKE IT INTO THE GUINNESS WORLD BOOK!
But is it good to have thin or small bezels? There are numerous other questions in my mind. The layman’s question is, will this iPhone survive durability tests? Having a thin and light smartphone is better than having a heavy smartphone, which makes it easy to take selfies; this is what I believe.
All of this is good as long as you are ready to ignore battery life. It is very obvious if a smartphone is thin, it features a thinner battery pack. This, as result, renders low battery life; however, we should always be ready for a special surprise from the company.
Ultra-thin Bezels in Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Will Make History…
A well-known leaker Ice Universe rumored this news on their Twitter account. The post says that the iPhone 15 Pro Max will have thin bezels even thinner than the current iPhone 14 Pro Max lineup. Moreover, the bezels will measure just 1.55mm. Of course, this refers to the difference between the phone’s body and display.
Today’s top headline: “iPhone 15 Pro Max will break the record”. If we consider it, the upcoming iPhone will surely beat all Android phones in this regard. However, it is necessary to mention here that Xiaomi 13 Pro holds the top spot with 1.81 mm bezels.
The iPhone 14 Pro‘s bezel is 2.17 mm, while the Samsung Galaxy S22 and S23 have a 1.95 mm thick bezel. In percentage, there is a 28% reduction in bezel thickness in the iPhone 15 Pro Max than the iPhone 14 Pro Max. In addition, the upcoming iPhone will feature tons of other significant design changes.
The back will have a camera bump due to the use of a periscope lens. The glass will also be slightly curved around the edges to provide a seamless transition to the bezel. The following table tells the real story:
iPhone 14 Pro Max | iPhone 15 Pro Max | Difference |
| Height | 160.7 mm | 159.9 mm |
| Width | 77.6 mm | 76.7 mm |
| Thickness | 7.85 mm | 8.3 mm |
| Camera bump thickness | 4.18 mm | 3.6 mm |
| Total thickness | 12.03 mm | 11.84 mm |
| Bezel thickness | 2.17 mm | 1.55 mm |
The best part is that the upcoming iPhone will feature a “titanium alloy mid-frame with a matte finish.” There will be a USB-C connectivity option that will replace the traditional Lightning connector. How do you see this amazing transition? I am excited to know if you love thin or thick smartphones.