Despite previous disagreements among leakers, three reputable sources have consistently confirmed the same CAD rendering of the full iPhone 17 lineup.
This rendering presents distinct camera configurations anticipated for the standard iPhone 17, the iPhone 17 Air, and both iPhone 17 Pro models.
Consensus Among Three Prominent Leakers
Majin Bu has been recognized for delivering numerous accurate leaks, most recently revealing the name of the iPhone 16e back in early January.
In a current tweet, Bu shared the CAD drawing accompanied by a straightforward caption, “iPhone 17 Lineup CAD.”
Both Fixed Focus Digital and Ice Universe have also backed this information, with the latter sharing the image.
The Complete iPhone 17 Lineup CAD Drawing
It’s essential to note that even if these drawings are accurate (which seems increasingly probable), they do not portray an exact representation of the look of the devices, but rather the arrangement of external components like camera lenses and buttons.
For instance, comparing the CAD visualization of the iPhone 17 Pro Max next to Sonny Dickson’s latest rendering shows the extent to which one can infer details from the CAD design.
We can observe the placements of the flash and LiDAR sensor clearly, yet the drawing lacks enough specificity to clarify if the entire camera module is raised or, as suggested by Dickson, divided into two separate bumps.
Moreover, the red area does not indicate any visible element.
Earlier, we’ve also glimpsed more precise concepts regarding what the actual design of the iPhone 17 Air might resemble:
Three Distinct Camera Configurations
The drawings reveal three unique camera modules, displayed from left to right:
- iPhone 17 Air, featuring a single camera in a horizontal bump
- Base iPhone 17 with dual cameras in a vertical bump
- iPhone 17 Pro Max showcasing three cameras arranged in a triangular formation
- iPhone 17 Pro with the equivalent layout
While this arrangement appears somewhat chaotic when viewed together, the actual case finishes are expected to create a more unified aesthetic.
For our latest insights on the lineup and each individual model, see our detailed coverage below:
