iPhone 7s CAD Images Leaked, Overall Design Similar To Current iPhone 7, But Using Back Glass To Support Wireless Charging

Apple is expected to release three new iPhone models next month, namely iPhone 8, iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus. It is said that the redesigned OLED iPhone 8 will undoubtedly attract the attention of many users, but the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus will also get some gratifying upgrades.

According to Technobuffalo report, that they have received the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus exclusive CAD images, which contains some of these two smartphone design details and key features, take a look at it.

From the photos point of view, iPhone 7s Series is very similar to current iPhone 7 Series design, Nearly every detail is in the exact same place, the iPhone 7S Plus has the dual camera, the 7S has a single lens camera and nothing has changed with the button layout. The haptic home button still remains, volume buttons and mute toggle are on the left and the power button is on the right.

Not only that, even the location of the two sensors has not changed, so we can speculate that iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus will use Apple since 2014 has been used LCD panel. For the back of the iPhone, the CAD image shows the circle where is the Apple Logo position, the bottom of the rectangular area will be printed on the legal wording.

Like many past of S models, iPhone 7s series'overall design did not appear any revolutionary changes, the main upgrade will appear in the internal, but this does not mean that Apple did not fine tune these two new devices. We have heard that the iPhone 7s series will use the same as the iPhone 8 back glass case, CAD images also confirmed this, a metal frame will be connected to the front and rear panels, it is easy to think of iPhone 4.



The advantage of using a back glass case is that it simplifies the antenna design and supports wireless charging. Wireless charging has always been Apple Fans most expectancy feature, this year, Apple finally brought it to the iPhone. In addition, Apple will also use the A11 processor, the RAM may also be upgraded.