Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro CAD renders have leaked online and revealed a lot about design changes. These renders are designed by well-known 3D artist Ian Zelbo and are based on the CAD model shared by a reliable case manufacturer with 9to5Mac. The leak reveals a number of designs are under development for the next-gen iPhone models.

On the front, you can see the alleged iPhone 15 Pro with thinner-than-ever bezels with more curvature to the edges. The report says this extra curvature is there for both glass and metal frames. This will give the glass a more seamless transition to the frame and it should also be easier to hold the device. Dynamic Island is undoubtedly still here which debuted with iPhone 14 Pro models.

As for the back panel, the iPhone 15 Pro is shown with a camera bump thicker than before. This suggests we may see Apple use different camera sensors with the next-gen offering. The difference in sensors is unknown but the camera module layout will continue to be unchanged. It is speculated that volume rockers and the mute switch may be capacitive buttons instead of physical ones.

The biggest change probably is the USB Type-C port that will finally arrive on iPhone. Apple is set to replace the Lightning jack with a USB Type-C port on the iPhone 15 series. It is mainly because of the EU regulations that have forced the Cupertino-based tech giant to make the switch. However, high-speed data transfer and charging speeds may be restricted to Apple-approved cables. This is just a rumor and may not turn out to be true at all.

This is everything that has been revealed by leaked iPhone 15 Pro CAD renders. These renders are usually correct as they allow cases and accessories manufacturers to have these products ready in time for the new iPhone launch. We will keep you posted as more details will surface.