Leaked iPhone 14 Pro Max diagram confirms previous diagrams

Leaked iPhone 14 Pro Max diagram confirms previous diagrams


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The iPhone 14 Pro Max is expected to be slightly thicker than the iPhone 13 Pro Max – and a new batch of schematics matches previously leaked dimensions for the device.

A paper schematic was shared via Baidu and reposted on Twitter, showing a printed schematic drawing of the “iPhone 14 Pro Max”. The dimensions are clearly printed and show a slight increase in thickness over the iPhone 13 Pro Max

The scheme was tweeted by user ShrimpApplePro, who has a history of sharing Apple-related leaks.

In comparison with previously leaked diagrams, the dimensions seem to align. The numbers are nearly identical except for the device width, which was 77.58mm versus 78.78mm in the new scheme.

Dimensions “iPhone 14 Pro Max” iPhone 13 Pro Max
Height 160.71mm 160.8mm
Width 78.78mm 78.1mm
Depth 7.85mm 7.65mm

It’s not clear why the two diagrams would have slightly different device widths. However, the new width is actually wider than the iPhone 13 Pro Max, while the old width suggested a slightly thinner design.

New dimensions were also provided to accommodate the thickness of the camera bump. The body thickness minus the camera bump is 7.85 mm. Bring the camera bump and the body thickness is 12.02mm which means the camera bump is more than 4mm thick.

That big camera bump is no surprise, but leaks released just before the iPhone 13 was announced, Apple suggested that Apple get rid of the camera bump. These leaked diagrams show that Apple is clearly keeping an eye on it.

Apple is expected to announce the “iPhone 14 Pro Max” during a Apple event in Sept. It is expected to include a new iPhone 14 Max instead of the “mini” device to bring users a new large size that is not a pro model.

The origin of the diagrams is not clear.