What the iPhone 8 will look like is no longer a mystery. with the announcement expected in September, A number of those leaks corroborate each other, and we have now seen one which likely provides our best glimpse yet at what the iPhone 8 will look like.
Leaker OnLeaks and Tiger Mobiles shared a video titled “Meet the new iPhone” in which he showcases an iPhone 8 that has been CNC manufactured “based upon 3D CAD sourced directly from the factory in charge of building the new iPhone.
The video of the dummy shows it rotating on an iPhone dock that displays the front, back, frame and bottom cut-outs, The video features an iPhone 8 dummy model with an edge-to-edge display, a top bar that will accommodate the front-facing camera and sensors, a vertical dual-lens rear camera
The video also takes a ruler to the device to see just how big it’s going to be. The measurements here show the device as coming in at 143.50 x 71.03 x 7.46 mm, To compare, the iPhone 7 is 138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1mm thick.
Dummy models are often constructed by case makers and other accessory manufacturers based on rumors and leaks coming out of the supply chain. Case makers use dummy models to create cases ahead of an iPhone's launch to be first on the market with accessories
Source: Tiger Mobiles (YouTube) via macrumors
Leaker OnLeaks and Tiger Mobiles shared a video titled “Meet the new iPhone” in which he showcases an iPhone 8 that has been CNC manufactured “based upon 3D CAD sourced directly from the factory in charge of building the new iPhone.
The video of the dummy shows it rotating on an iPhone dock that displays the front, back, frame and bottom cut-outs, The video features an iPhone 8 dummy model with an edge-to-edge display, a top bar that will accommodate the front-facing camera and sensors, a vertical dual-lens rear camera
The video also takes a ruler to the device to see just how big it’s going to be. The measurements here show the device as coming in at 143.50 x 71.03 x 7.46 mm, To compare, the iPhone 7 is 138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1mm thick.
Dummy models are often constructed by case makers and other accessory manufacturers based on rumors and leaks coming out of the supply chain. Case makers use dummy models to create cases ahead of an iPhone's launch to be first on the market with accessories
Source: Tiger Mobiles (YouTube) via macrumors