Apple iPhone 16 Pro models getting thinnest bezels
Tim Cook's American tech giant is seeing new changes in bezels, screen size, overall display as it nears launch
Apple iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max are nearing their launch as users anticipate cutting-edge features in the new smartphone series.
Cupertino-based tech company is releasing the new iPhone 16 series most probably during this fall. It is likely to have a design that increasingly mirrors the earlier iPhone 15 Pro but is going to have some prominent changes.
The upcoming iPhone 16 Pro is expected to have thinnest smartphone bezels, an advancement being made possible with the help of new display technology.
The new bezel reduction is in accordance with the trend observed in the transition from the iPhone 14 to the iPhone 15 series. The bezel size decreased prominently from approximately 3.5mm to under 2mm in that specific transition.
Contributing to a sleek and modern aesthetic, this pattern will be further decreased for the iPhone 16 Pro. This improvement is related to the implementation of Border Reduction Structure (BRS) technology.
This technology involves bending the wiring and circuitry near to the panel edges downwards. Interestingly, it is a process that has shown some manufacturing challenges.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro screen size
Additionally, the iPhone 16 Pro series is expected to have slightly larger displays. The screen size of the upcoming Apple gadgets is likely to increase from 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches for iPhone 16 Pro, whereas, iPhone 16 Pro max will probably see a screen size transition from 6.7 inches to 6.9 inches.
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