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Despite recent rumors, the iPhone 17 Pro will continue to have a triangular camera arrangement, says the leaker known as “Instant Digital.”
In a new post on Weibo, Instant Digital shared that a source confirmed the iPhone 17 Pro’s back design has changed, but the three cameras will remain in a triangular setup, contrary to online speculation of a horizontal layout. This information contradicts recent supply chain reports from China that suggested a new elongated oval camera module.
The iPhone 11 Pro introduced the “triangular” camera design, moving away from the previous vertical camera arrangement. This change was driven by the need to include a third camera, the Ultra Wide camera, along with enhanced sensors and optics. This design set a new trend that has influenced all subsequent models, including the iPhone 16.
However, the iPhone 17 Pro’s design is expected to undergo significant changes. Last month, Wayne Ma from The Information reported that the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will feature a “rectangular camera bump made of aluminum,” unlike the traditional 3D glass. The bottom half will remain glass to support wireless charging.
Instant Digital has a mixed track record with Apple rumors but has been accurate with some predictions. These include the launch of the Yellow iPhone 14 in 2023, the frosted back on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, the minor refresh of the Apple Watch Series 9, spatial video capture on the iPhone 15 Pro, and more. Due to this track record, their reports are worth considering.
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