The iPhone 7 has been in the rumor mill the past weeks and a video showing a fully assembled device could be the cap of it all. With its launch date fast approaching, the latest leak tied up to the next Apple flagship comes in the form of a video.
The video render shows a fully assembled iPhone 7 highlighting the upcoming device’s rumored features, Techtastic.nl reported. Among the specs expected once it is made official in September include that of a thinner mold, a large camera opening and the removal of the iconic 3.5 mm jack.
The large camera opening could be in line with belief that the iPhone 7 will have a dual-camera setup in tow. Though the camera feature will be offered to a select few (i.e iPhone 7 Plus), the one in the video should be that particular model.
Aside from the iPhone 7 features already mentioned, there are other specs to mention, which includes the addition of a Smart Connector, redesigned antenna lines and the removal of the mute switch. With the 3.5 mm jack out, Apple could be loading up the iPhone 7 with special Lightning connector tipped earphones.
Internally, the iPhone 7 is expected to be armed with a more powerful processor with a storage capacity bump to 32GB at the basic and 256GB for the top of the line variant. The device will reportedly don a new home button to ramp up waterproofing issues and add Force Touch. The last of the updates included a potential larger battery (14 percent), which could help account for longer use, according to 9to5Mac.
On the outside, the color variants are still sketchy though it is believed that the iPhone’s traditional line of color variants will include a dark black shell. Under the current roster, the iPhone is available in gold, rose gold, space gray and silver.
Aside from those mentioned, the iPhone 7 is not expected to carry striking new features. With Apple holding off major redesigns to the iPhone 8, the upcoming iPhone 7 will likely be a souped up version of the iPhone 6s.
Check out the video to see the alleged iPhone fully assembled.