A new leaked render suggests Apple could overhaul the camera module for the iPhone 17 Pro Max to look more like Google's series of Pixel phones.

Apple's largest high-end model in the upcoming iPhone 17 series this year will feature a smaller Dynamic Island, according to Weibo-based

An insider says Apple will shrink the iPhone 17 Pro Max's Dynamic Island, but Face ID isn't going under the screen this year.

Apple could be updating the TrueDepth Camera in the iPhone 17 Pro Max, with a reconfiguration rumored to make the size of it and the Dynamic Island much smaller.

As recent leaks have indicated, the phone retains the triangular camera arrangement but the bump now takes up more place horizontally and the LED flash, microphone, and LiDAR scanner have been stacked vertically towards the end of what looks like a rectangular camera bar reminiscent of Google's Pixel phones.

Apple is reportedly set to introduce a redesigned TrueDepth camera in the iPhone 17 Pro Max, featuring a new metal meta-lens system that will reduce the size of the Dynamic Island.

However, according to recently shared renders of the iPhone 17 by the known tipster Majin Bu, the iPhone 17 series may ditch the squarish camera island in favour of horizontally positioned cameras. As can be seen in the X post below,

Thanks to the wonders of metalenses. There’s plenty of time ahead of the iPhone 17 launch but that hasn’t stopped the rumors from spreading and the

New images from a reasonably accurate leaker show renders of iPhone 17 Pro Max case that detail a significant design change for the camera system.