Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 16 series heralds a departure from previous iterations, with a redesigned camera arrangement and expanded model lineup. Leaks from Majin Bu suggest a shift to a vertical camera layout, aligning the iPhone 16 series with contemporary Android devices and offering a minimalist aesthetic.
The lineup reportedly comprises five models: the iPhone 16 SE, 16 Plus SE, iPhone 16, 16 Pro, and 16 Pro Max. This expansion merges the iPhone SE line into the broader iPhone 16 portfolio, aiming to cater to diverse market segments.
The entry-level iPhone 16 SE and 16 Plus SE are expected to feature single-camera setups, 60Hz displays, and slightly reduced battery capacities, targeting budget-conscious consumers. Moving up, the standard iPhone 16 model may boast a 120Hz display and dual-camera system, appealing to the mid-range market.
The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models are anticipated to introduce premium features, while all models (excluding SE variants) may incorporate larger batteries. With consumer dissatisfaction over stagnant design evident in recent launches, Apple aims to rejuvenate its offerings and capitalize on global sales momentum with the iPhone 16 series. Additionally, leaks hint at an iPhone model resembling the iPhone XR, further expanding Apple’s product range.
