This iPhone 6 Renderings Is Based on Alleged Leaked Schematics

Almost everyday we keep hearing many reports, rumors and concepts about Apple’s next generation iPhone which said to be called “iPhone 6”. A couple of weeks ago Japanese magazine MacFan published alleged schematics for a 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhone 6. We called the drawings ‘sketchy,’ as they depicted a round iSight flash (instead of pill-shaped) and other oddities, but many of the details matched up with previous information.

So after the above alleged schematics for 4.7 inch and 5.7 inch iPhone 6 that said by the Japanese blog. MacRumors commissioned designer Ferry Passchier to create some full product renderings of the two iPhone 6 models, based on the schematics, in an effort to bring the black and white sketches to life. And we must say, the outcome is one (or two) good-looking smartphone…

MacRumors’ Arnold Kim breaks down the design:

The iPhone designs in the drawings include several differences compared to the iPhone 5s. The top power button has been moved from the right side to the left side of the device. The rear camera on the larger model is also shown as protruding slightly from the rear shell, as is the case with the current iPod touch. The camera flash has also reverted back to a round-design unlike the one found on the iPhone 5s.

The following concept is built on the above reports and rumors and right now you can see two different models: a 4.7-inch display and one with a 5.5-inch display. It’s been suggested that the latter will be released several months after the former, or not at all, but a majority of the evidence we’ve seen points to two versions.