Latest schematics show the dimensions of iPhone 8 and 7s Plus
Mass production of
the iPhone 7s Plus and iPhone 8 has allegedly started. The claim is backed up
with schematics of the two devices that give exact measurements. The multitude
of leaks this far should have made the designs of thees phones familiar, we’ve
even seen their molds.
Here are how the dimensions of the new generation
compare to those of the outgoing handsets. The iPhone 7s Plus is virtually the
same size as the 7 Plus, growing only a fraction of a millimeter (which we
think will go unnoticed).
(in mm)
|
iPhone 7
|
iPhone 8
(alleged)
|
iPhone 7
Plus
|
iPhone 7s
Plus (alleged)
|
Width
|
138.3
|
143.4
|
158.2
|
158.4
|
Height
|
67.1
|
70.8
|
77.9
|
78.1
|
Thickness
|
7.1
|
7.5
|
7.3
|
The iPhone 8 is more interesting, however. It
is larger than the 7, but not as big as the 7 Plus. The rumored screen size is
5.8”, though for that to happen, the vertical bezels will have to be smaller
than those of the Galaxy S8 (which is 148.9mm tall). Unfortunately, the
schematics do not include screen dimensions (or a measurement of how much the
camera modules protrude).
Here’s a 3D render of what the iPhone 8 could
look like, emphasis on could. This kind of vertical bezels would be needed to
fit a 5.8” screen in a 143.4mm tall phone. They also seem to match up with previous
renders, though that fingerprint reader position is positively odd.
Source: gsmarena
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