The information about the final design of the iPhone 13 Pro has just been revealed, showing that this product is not much different from previous iPhone generations.
A series of technology news sites have just revealed some final design images of the iPhone 13 Pro before its launch (expected in September this year). Accordingly, the iPhone 13 Pro will use the design prototype of the iPhone 12, with flat edges and a screen with a notch in the middle. However, the notch area is much smaller than the previous generation.
Apple has rearranged the selfie camera, speakerphone, front camera, TrueDepth camera to be placed closer together, in which the speakerphone is moved to the top instead of in the middle of the TrueDepth camera system as before. Apple is also looking to source VCSEL chips with sizes 40-50% smaller than those used on older iPhone generations. This chip is used for 3D face recognition for iPhone 2021. This allows Apple to shrink the size of the Face ID sensor cluster. 
Leaked design image of iPhone 13. In addition, the size of the rear camera cluster on the iPhone 13 Pro will increase because of the integration of a new sensor. If this is correct, the performance of the camera on the iPhone 13 Pro will increase significantly compared to its predecessor. Earlier, a rumor also suggested that the iPhone 13 versions will be about 0.17 mm thicker than the current iPhone 12. With a thicker size, Apple will equip the iPhone 13 with a larger battery. This is necessary as the iPhone 13 is also expected to use an LTPO panel with a 120Hz refresh rate that consumes more power than the iPhone 12 screen. One rumor also claims that the iPhone 13 Pro will have a 1TB capacity version. With this capacity, users no longer worry about memory storage. And of course, the price of the 1TB capacity version is not cheap either.
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