Apple quietly skips an iPhone number and that is usually the cue to pay attention. It happened when the iPhone X was launched, and it looks set to happen again in 2027, the iPhone's 20th birthday, when Apple reportedly jumps straight past the iPhone 19 Pro Max. After 3 years of reported work, the design is said to be locked in, and it's shaping up to be the biggest visual departure since the notch first showed up. Here's everything to know about the iPhone 20 Pro Max leaks so far, from the release date, price to the display that reportedly wraps around all four edges.
Nothing's official, but going by Apple's clockwork September pattern, expect an announcement about the iPhone 20 Pro Max release date around September 2027.
Price-wise, nothing's leaked either, but the math doesn't look kind: the iPhone 18 Pro already climbed $100 over its predecessor thanks to surging RAM costs, and a far more complex quad-curved build won't make things cheaper.
An iPhone 20 Pro Max price starting somewhere north of $1,299 would not be a shock.
The headline act in the iPhone 20 Pro Max is a display that curves across all four edges, pushing bezels out of sight and, if early reports hold, hiding Face ID and the front camera beneath the screen entirely.
A punch-hole cutout looks more likely than a fully invisible camera at this stage. Screen sizes are rumoured to grow slightly, with a more efficient display driver chip aiding battery life.
The rear camera setup in the iPhone 20 Pro Max has not leaked yet, leaving the current triple 48MP system on the iPhone 18 Pro Max as the benchmark to beat. Storage, battery, and chip details remain equally under wraps, though a 6,000mAh cell and an A21 Pro built on a second-gen 2nm process are both doing the rounds.
All in all, there is a whole year till Apple launches the iPhone 20 Pro Max, so till then, hold your horses and take all the info with a heavy pinch of salt. And in the meanwhile, you can check out what iPhone 18 may have in store come spring of 2027.