Apple has not confirmed anything about the iPhone 18 Pro, but a fresh wave of leaks over the past week has given the clearest picture yet of what the company may be planning for its next flagship phones. Every detail below comes from supply chain leaks and rumor roundups, not official Apple statements, and should be treated as unconfirmed until Apple says otherwise.
The most talked-about leak concerns the display. Multiple reports suggest the iPhone 18 Pro line could finally move to an under-display Face ID sensor, letting Apple shrink the visible cutout that has defined recent iPhone designs. Leakers also expect the selfie camera to move from its centered position to the top-left corner of the screen.
On the inside, rumors point to an A20 chip built on TSMC’s 2-nanometer manufacturing process, a jump that would mark one of the more significant architecture changes in recent iPhone generations. Some reports also expect Apple’s in-house C2 modem to appear in the Pro models for the first time, complete with mmWave 5G support, continuing the company’s push to reduce its reliance on Qualcomm.
Camera leaks describe a variable aperture system for the main lens and a shift from the current capacitive Camera Control button to a pressure-based mechanism, which leakers say Apple hopes will feel more reliable in daily use. A battery roughly 10 percent larger than the current generation has also been rumored.
On design, leaked renders point to new Burgundy, Brown and Purple color options, with Burgundy shown most prominently across recent leak roundups from outlets including AppleInsider, MacRumors and Tom’s Guide. One report has floated a possible in-person launch event on September 9, though Apple has not confirmed any date.
Pricing leaks have been less consistent, with at least one rumor suggesting an increase of roughly 300 dollars that would push the top iPhone 18 Pro model close to 1,399 dollars. Apple typically does not comment on unreleased products, and none of these details will be confirmed until the company holds its official launch event, whenever that turns out to be.
