Would you buy a 6.7″ iPhone 14 Max? Apple set to replace the Mini with a Max instead

During the recent Apple Event, we saw the new iPhone 13 lineup of smartphones, comprised of an iPhone 13, 13 Mini, 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max. The names and number of devices was fairly unsurprising, given that they were also used in the previous iPhone 12 lineup. However, it could be the last time we see Apple release a compact iPhone under the ‘Mini’ moniker.

According to a new video by serial leakster Jon Prosser, he claims that Apple will be looking at dropping the iPhone 14 Mini in favour of an iPhone 14 Max. Just like how the iPhone Pro Max is a larger version of the iPhone Pro, the iPhone 14 Max is set to be a larger version of the base model iPhone. This means that the iPhone 14 Max ought to have the same 6.7-inch display as the Pro Max models do, while using the base model’s internals and camera setup.

This comes on the back of other iPhone 14 rumours too. For one, Apple is apparently switching to 120Hz LTPO OLED panels on all four iPhone 14 devices. If they do, this likely means that they’ll be bringing their ProMotion display technology to the whole iPhone 14 lineup. There’s also been talk of Apple ditching the notch in favour of a punch hole front camera, though these remain just rumours for now.

As for the end of the iPhone Mini, it’s still possibly not the end of a compact iPhone. Apple are reportedly working on a new iPhone SE, which could be seen as the new ‘mini’ device of their smartphone family. However, it’s likely that it won’t come with the latest hardware under the hood, though a lower price could get more sales, which was the one problem holding the iPhone 12 Mini back.

The iPhone SE 2020

The end of the iPhone Mini, if it really is ending, won’t come as a complete surprise. Apple had already ended the iPhone 12 Mini’s production earlier than expected in its life cycle seeing as it didn’t sell enough to convince Cupertino that it was still worth manufacturing. Nevertheless, their compact iPhones remain a firm favourite for some, and it would be a shame to see it go.

[ SOURCE, VIA ]

Recent Posts

TNB Electron turns on 200kW DC Charger at TNB Dua Sentral, free charging on 13 March

Ahead of Raya, TNB Electron has turned on more EV charging locations with high-power DC…

5 hours ago

Huawei Mate 80 Pro with “True-to-Colour” camera officially launched in Malaysia, priced at RM3,999

The Huawei Mate candybar smartphone series is back with the launch of the Mate 80…

10 hours ago

TNB Electron deploys 120kW DC Charger at Wisma TNB Seremban

TNB Electron has turned on their first EV charging location in Negeri Sembilan. They have…

17 hours ago

Proton X90 MC1 now official: Powered by i-GT 4-cylinder turbocharged engine, starts from RM99,800

Proton has officially taken the drapes off the 2026 Proton X90. The newly refreshed D-segment…

1 day ago

Google Ads to enforce mandatory verification for financial services ads in Malaysia from 14 April

Google has announced new verification requirements for advertisers promoting financial products and services to users…

2 days ago

Malaysia EV registrations grew 68% YoY in February 2026 despite overall car registrations declining

Malaysia’s electric vehicle (EV) market continued to grow in February 2026 even as overall vehicle…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.