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Details for the entire iPhone 12 lineup have leaked

Details of Apple’s iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro have been leaked — with prices that will be notably cheaper than the last generation.

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Prominent leaker Jon Prosser published a video on Monday, May 11, saying Apple will offer four models of the iPhone 12 this fall: a base model, a larger Max model, and “Pro” and “Pro Max” versions.

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According to the leak, the base storage of entry-level phones has increased once again. The minimum storage on all models is 128GB, twice the current floor of 64GB.

The iPhone 12 will start with a 128GB model featuring at 5.4-inch OLED screen at $649. A 256GB model with a 6.1-inch OLED will run for $749. The iPhone 11, for comparison, had a base price of $699.

The Pro/ProMax versions of the phone, with 6.1- and 6.7-inch screens, will run for $749 and $849. Those ran from $999 and $1,099 last Sept.

The iPhone 12 Pro models will feature a stainless-steel body (versus an aluminum body on the standard versions). Pros will also have three camera lenses, compared to the two on a non-Pro version.

Prosser says the release of the iPhone 12 might be delayed a bit this year, with models due in October and possibly November, instead of the typical September launch. An announcement could still come in September, he said.

Here’s a quick look at the prices/features of each model, per Prosser.

iPhone 12

Display: 5.4-inch BOE OLED Super Retina

Memory: 4GB

Storage: 128GB, 256GB

Body: Aluminum

Rear cameras: Dual

Price: $649, $749

iPhone 12 Max

Display: 6.1-inch BOE OLED Super Retina

Memory: 4GB

Storage: 128GB, 256GB

Body: Aluminum

Rear cameras: Dual

Price: $749, $849

iPhone 12 Pro

Display: 6.1-inch Samsung OLED Super Retina XDR
with ProMotion and 10-bit Color Depth

Memory: 6GB

Storage: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB

Body: Stainless Steel

Rear cameras: Triple camera + LiDAR

Price: $999, $1,099, $1,299

iPhone 12 Pro Max

Display: 6.7-inch Samsung OLED Super Retina XDR
with ProMotion and 10-bit Color Depth

Memory: 6GB

Storage: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB

Body: Stainless Steel

Rear cameras: Triple camera + LiDAR

Price: $1,099, $1,199, $1,399

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