iPhone 20 Leaks Reveal Larger Screens and Curved Glass
Leaked specs suggest the next flagship will feature bigger displays and a potentially bezel-less design, marking a significant shift from current models.
Key points
- Leaks indicate the iPhone 20 Pro will feature a 6.41-inch display, larger than the current 6.27-inch model.
- Apple is reportedly testing a quad-curved, bezel-less screen design for the next generation flagship.
- An under-display camera may be used to shrink the Dynamic Island, creating a more seamless front face.
Apple appears set to break its recent trend of minor incremental updates with the upcoming iPhone 20 series. Freshly leaked specifications indicate that the next flagship models will feature noticeably larger displays and higher resolutions compared to the current iPhone 18 Pro lineup, signaling a more substantial hardware refresh.
The naming convention itself is tied to a milestone: 2027 marks the 20th anniversary of the iPhone, which is why Apple is expected to skip the number 19 entirely. According to reports from Mashable and other tech outlets, these changes go beyond just screen size, potentially introducing a new form factor that has been rumored for years.
Screen size increases confirmed by leaks
Leaker Digital Chat Station has posted specific display dimensions for the upcoming Pro and Pro Max models. The iPhone 20 Pro is said to have a 6.41-inch display with a resolution of 2,686 by 1,236 pixels. This represents an increase from the current iPhone 18 Pro, which features a 6.27-inch screen at 2,622 by 1,206 resolution.
The Pro Max model sees a similar jump, moving from 6.86 inches to a reported 6.96 inches. The resolution also rises to 2,912 by 1,340 pixels, up from the current 2,868 by 1,320. While these numerical differences seem small, they translate to a visibly larger canvas for media consumption and productivity, ending a period where Apple kept screen sizes static since 2024.
Potential shift to curved bezel-less design
Beyond size, the structural design of the screen may change significantly. Leaker Ice Universe reports that Apple is testing a quad-curved display design with no visible bezels. This would mean the glass curves on all four sides rather than having a flat, hard-edged border around the screen.
This approach aligns with previous reports suggesting a borderless all-screen glass front. Such a design would make the device feel more immersive and seamless, though it may come with trade-offs in durability and manufacturing complexity compared to the current flat-panel approach.
Smaller cutouts for under-display cameras
A key visual change could be the reduction of the Dynamic Island. Reports suggest Apple might incorporate an under-display selfie camera, a technology seen in other recent devices, for the iPhone 20. This would allow the front-facing camera to be hidden beneath the screen, shrinking the visible cutout at the top.
Combining a smaller Dynamic Island with a quad-curved, bezel-less screen would create a nearly uninterrupted viewing area. However, under-display cameras often face criticism for lower image quality and visibility compared to traditional front-facing lenses, a potential trade-off users should consider.
