The new iPhones are expected to be able to handle even the most graphics-heavy games with ease, thanks mainly to the new processor being used. The A14 processor will also ensure that users who need to do other processor-intensive tasks, such as video and sound editing, for example, will also be able to do so comfortably on their phones, although an iPad or Mac would be better suited for these purposes. The price range for the phones is expected to be $649 for the basic iPhone 12, $749 for the iPhone 12 Max, $999 for the iPhone 12 Pro, and finally up to $1,099 for the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
In terms of the look and design, there is already some information doing the rounds on what the new iPhone is expected to look like. All the models will have a flatter and squarer design as compared to the previous version, somewhat similar in appearance to the iPhone 5. The notch on the top of the screen will be slimmer, allowing more of the screen to be used in the display, while there are also reports that the chassis of the phone has magnets. Their usage is unclear so far, but some speculation is that these will be used for wireless charging. The cameras will be located in the same place where they were for the iPhone 11. In terms of storage, the base iPhone will have 64 GB, 128 GB and 256 GB variants, while the Pro series will start at 128 GB and go up to 512 GB. All the phones will have a 2,577 mAh battery, except the Pro Max, which will come with a 3,687 mAh battery.
