iPhone 17 Pro: What might the new Apple phone look like?

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2025-07-12T22:29:18+05:00 News Desk

It’s been a packed week in the smartphone world. Samsung just unveiled its latest foldables and smartwatches, introducing the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and the Galaxy Watch 8 lineup. Meanwhile, Apple leaks are surfacing rapidly.

We recently covered a hands-on video that allegedly showcased the rumored iPhone 17 Air—Apple's ultra-slim answer to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Now, it’s the iPhone 17 Pro's turn in the spotlight.

The same source behind the iPhone 17 Air leak has posted two images on X (formerly Twitter), claiming to show the iPhone 17 Pro. Renowned leaker Majin Bu shared the shots—highlighting the device’s rear and side profile—with the caption: “iPhone 17 Pro looks so good,” echoing the sentiment from the earlier iPhone 17 Air leak.

So, what might the iPhone 17 Pro look like?

We’ve seen renders and concepts before, so these images don’t necessarily reveal new design details—but they do offer a clearer idea of what the device could look like in reality. Most likely a dummy unit, its authenticity remains unconfirmed, so take the leak with a grain of salt. That said, the rear camera housing—spanning the width of the phone—looks more appealing than expected.

Borrowing a page from the Google Pixel playbook, rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro will feature a wide camera bar raised from the back panel, with the lenses protruding even further. The camera housing appears to have a glossy finish, contrasting with the matte body.

The iPhone 17 Pro doesn’t seem as slim as the rumored iPhone 17 Air, which isn’t surprising. However, it might feature slightly softer edges than the current iPhone 16 Pro, giving it a more refined look—though that’s hard to confirm from photos alone.

With no official details from Apple just yet, we’ll have to wait and see how accurate this leak turns out to be. For now, though, it’s definitely sparking excitement.

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