here’s how it could be different
Apple was reportedly planning to use solid-state buttons for the iPhone 15 series which meant a single button design for the volume controls. The solid-state button was reportedly planned for the high-end iPhone 15 Pro models, and it would feature the Taptic Engine for a physical click feedback. The solid-state button design would still have the separator but it won’t be as distinctive as the current design. The decision to revert to the older design is due to the solid-state buttons getting delayed, according to a report by MacRumors.
iPhone 15 mute button redesign
Another change that Apple is planning to make is the mute button on the iPhone 15. The current models use a slider design that basically puts the phone on silent mode. On the iPhone 15 series we could see a new design and functionality for the mute button. It could be similar to the Action button on the Apple Watch Ultra, the report added. The Action button sits on the left side of the Apple Watch Ultra and it can be customised to do different tasks.
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 15 Pro is still in the Engineer Validation Test (EVT) stage so the final design isn’t confirmed and could change too. Apple isn’t ditching the solid-state concept altogether and is instead expected to use it on the iPhone 16 series. However, it’s still too early to say what we’ll eventually see on the iPhones and there could be more changes in the coming months.
Since there’s still months to go for the iPhone 15 series launch we should be getting more clarity on how the new iPhones will be different this year.
Apple was reportedly planning to use solid-state buttons for the iPhone 15 series which meant a single button design for the volume controls. The solid-state button was reportedly planned for the high-end iPhone 15 Pro models, and it would feature the Taptic Engine for a physical click feedback. The solid-state button design would still have the separator but it won’t be as distinctive as the current design. The decision to revert to the older design is due to the solid-state buttons getting delayed, according to a report by MacRumors.
iPhone 15 mute button redesign
Another change that Apple is planning to make is the mute button on the iPhone 15. The current models use a slider design that basically puts the phone on silent mode. On the iPhone 15 series we could see a new design and functionality for the mute button. It could be similar to the Action button on the Apple Watch Ultra, the report added. The Action button sits on the left side of the Apple Watch Ultra and it can be customised to do different tasks.
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 15 Pro is still in the Engineer Validation Test (EVT) stage so the final design isn’t confirmed and could change too. Apple isn’t ditching the solid-state concept altogether and is instead expected to use it on the iPhone 16 series. However, it’s still too early to say what we’ll eventually see on the iPhones and there could be more changes in the coming months.
Since there’s still months to go for the iPhone 15 series launch we should be getting more clarity on how the new iPhones will be different this year.
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