Apple’s 2022 iPhones can incorporate a cheaper version with a bigger display

Ming-Chi Kuo, a researcher who was historically accurate when it comes to predicting Apple’s future, expects the 2022 iPhone app to include the 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch low-cost models. According to 9to5Mac, the analyst released a new financial report stating that Apple will launch two low-end models as well as 6-inch 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch iPhone 14s next year. Kuo also said he expects a low-end version of 6.7-inch to cost less than $ 900. So far, Apple’s only 6.7-inch phone is IPhone 12 Pro Max, which will reimburse consumers for at least $ 1,099.

In addition to making the iPhone 6.7-inch accessible, Kuo expects the 2022 models to have fingerprint sensors under the display. The most recent iPhones do not have fingerprint readers anymore when Apple decided to opt for FaceID for authentication. Patent application recognized by Patent Apple earlier this year it shows that the tech giant is making a TouchID display technology, however, this is not coming out on the left.

Kuo also said that the latter models will come with a 48-megapixel camera upgrade for those who want to pay more for what they can’t afford. The four types are the only ones mentioned in the new currency, but in Map, said the 2022 line will not feature a 5.4-inch iPhone mini. According to a Nikkei report from March, Apple to cut production of the iPhone 12 mini over the first 6 months of the year. The company claims to be making 70% less than its predecessor, indicating that the device was not selling well.