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Home›Tech Advice›The iPhone 15 Pro Will Have Thinner Bezels in Step Toward Apple’s Dream

The iPhone 15 Pro Will Have Thinner Bezels in Step Toward Apple’s Dream

By Matthew Lynch
August 11, 2023
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Apple’s ambition to create the sleekest, most seamless devices is no secret. The company has consistently pushed the boundaries of design and technology – and if leaks and rumors are to be believed, the iPhone 15 Pro will be no exception. With reported thinner bezels, Apple appears to be inching ever closer toward their ultimate goal: a truly borderless device.

Thinner bezels and what it means for Apple users

A bezel refers to the frame surrounding a device’s display. Some might argue that smaller bezels make for a more immersive viewing experience, as they allow for a larger screen-to-body ratio without increasing the overall size of the device itself. For those with an eye for aesthetics, this shift could result in an even sleeker appearance, as well.

To understand just how groundbreaking thinner bezels could be for Apple’s future devices, it’s essential to grasp the evolution of iPhone design since its inception in 2007. The first few iPhone models featured thick, bulky borders around their displays – but with each subsequent release, these edges slimmed down significantly.

We witnessed one of the most significant leaps in this direction when Apple unveiled the iPhone X in 2017. By ditching the Home button and adopting a notched display design, more screen real estate was freed up than ever before. Now, it seems the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro aims not only to build on this momentum but surpass it.

How slimmer bezels could impact other aspects of iPhone design

Of course, adopting even slimmer bezels doesn’t come without challenges. Apple will need to ensure that the device remains sturdy and resistant to accidental drops or impacts despite its reduced frame.

Moreover, as we edge closer to a truly borderless device, questions arise regarding where essential components such as front-facing cameras and sensors will be placed. One possibility is that they will be moved beneath the display itself, as some competing smartphone manufacturers have already done.

Regardless of these hurdles, the iPhone 15 Pro and its thinner bezels represent yet another step in Apple’s ongoing mission to push the limits of what is possible through engineering and design ingenuity.

In summary, all signs indicate that the iPhone 15 Pro will boast thinner bezels than ever before, marking a clear move toward Apple’s dream of creating a seamless and borderless user experience. While there may be challenges to overcome, both practical and aesthetic, it’s hard not to be excited about this bold new direction for Apple’s flagship device. As always, only time will tell what additional surprises await us as the launch announcement nears.

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