As production of the iPhone 12 approaches, more than just rendered images are beginning to appear. Dummy units of the iPhone 12, which should be close to the final design, are currently circulating.

The latest dummy units released by leaker Sonny Dickson show all three sizes of the iPhone 12 lineup, and they definitely draw design inspiration from the iPad Pro. However, there seems to be something incongruous about the camera setup.

As reported by MacRumors, the iPhone 12 dummy units show a 5.4-inch model, a 6.1-inch unit, and a 6.7-inch device. And they all have flat sides, looking like the latest iPad Pro, but also a return to the iPhone 5. Also, the edges appear more square compared to the iPhone 11.

It is not clear which model the middle size unit represents, as both the iPhone 12 Max and iPhone 12 Pro are said to have 6.1-inch displays.

Another photo shows the three sizes side by side. Curiously, all three dummy units have three rear cameras, despite the fact that the regular iPhone 12 is rumored to have only a dual lens. 6.1-inch iPhone Pro and 6.7-inch iPhone Pro Max are the only ones with a third telephoto lens was supposed to have a third telephoto lens. Also, the LiDAR sensor, which is rumored to be included in at least the iPhone 12 Pro Max, is not included in these dummy units.

The lack of images of the front of these dummy units is also telling. Therefore, we do not know if the rumored notches are smaller. To be fair, Dixon's tweet said that the notch and camera "should not be taken 100%" but that the casing is "promising."

We have also heard that the iPhone 12 could be thinner than the iPhone 11 and that the iPhone 12 Pro may come in a new navy blue color.

Aside from the design, the iPhone 12 is expected to feature Apple's powerful new A14 Bionic chip, 5G connectivity, and a 120Hz ProMotion display on the iPhone 12 Pro model.

Overall, these iPhone 12 dummy units are intriguing and look close to the real thing. However, they do not appear to be complete.