Apple’s anticipated iPhone 20 Pro, set for release in 2027 to mark the iPhone’s 20th anniversary, is rumored to feature significant design modifications. Reports suggest that the device will have a quad-curved display, creating an almost bezel-free appearance.
According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, the design of the iPhone 20 Pro may resemble a seamless slab of glass. However, some leaks indicate that it will still include the Dynamic Island cutout for the front-facing camera, contradicting earlier speculations of a completely uninterrupted display.
Digital Chat Station provided insights on Weibo, suggesting that while the iPhone 20 Pro will adopt a contemporary design with its edges wrapping around, it will retain the Dynamic Island, which will likely be comparable in size to the one on the iPhone 18 Pro.
In an additional change, the Action button is reportedly set to be removed in the upcoming model. Instead, a Camera Control button will be integrated, retaining some functionality of the Action button. This change has elicited mixed reactions, with some users expressing disappointment over the loss of the Action button’s versatility, as the new setup allows for similar functionality.
The iPhone 20 Pro is expected to be one of the most significant redesigns since the iPhone X was introduced in 2017. While the launch is projected for the fall of 2027, the timeline for specific features remains unverified, with Apple often adjusting its development plans.
