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The iPhone 18 Pro launch event has barely faded from memory, and the leak mill has already moved on to the next big thing. iPhone 20 Pro leaks have hinted at the display size, adding to earlier claims of a quad-curved display for Apple's 20th-anniversary iPhone. The numbers are here, and so is a plot twist: a punch-hole cutout. Before anyone panics, these iPhone 20 Pro details come from test units, as revealed by Digital Chat Station, which has shared early screen details for the iPhone and they could well change.
According to the the iPhone 20 Pro leak, the mobile will likely carry a 6.41-inch display at roughly 2686 x 1236 pixels, while the iPhone 20 Pro Max is said to have a 6.96-inch display at around 2912 x 1340 pixels. Early testing has reportedly shown a borderless, quad-curved design with a punch-hole cutout.
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That last bit is the real head-turner. The iPhone 18 Pro series still uses the Dynamic Island, now adjusted to show up to three Live Activities at once, so a punch-hole would change the front of the iPhone in a big way. However, the leak suggests a much smaller Dynamic Island and no, it will not disappear entirely.
It also contradicts a render video from May, which showed an iPhone 20 with no visible cutout at all, with the front camera and Face ID hidden under the display. This latest leak points to a different design, at least on test units, with the camera still in plain sight.
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max arrived with 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch screens, at 2622 x 1206 and 2868 x 1320 pixels respectively. Both have a pixel density of 460 ppi.
The iPhone 20 Pro leaks show that there will be a small step up to a bigger size: the Pro would be around 0.1 inch larger, and the Pro Max would gain roughly 0.06 inch. Bigger screens, then, but without a noticeable change in sharpness.
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With the iPhone turning 20 in 2027 and Apple yet to announce the device or confirm its name, treat these leaks as test-stage chatter, not a spec sheet.