A large number of iPhone 12 model numbers have been leaked in the Eurasian Economic Commission's certification database. [A2172, A2176, A2341, A2342, A2399, A2403, A2407, A2408 and A2411. The list indicates they are all "Apple branded smartphones" and running iOS 13, to quell suspicions. This finding was made by MySmartPrice.

The first two models - the A2172 and A2176 - are expected to be the cheapest iPhone 12 devices, called the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Max. These 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch devices will be the basis for the 2020 flagship models, with dual-lens rear cameras, possibly less RAM and storage, less sophisticated OLED displays, and cheaper prices than the Pro variant It will be available at a lower price than the Pro variant. It is also expected to forgo millimeter wave 5G connectivity and instead use the slower but broadband sub-6GHz band.

The A2341 and up will correspond to the iPhone 12 Pro, which should be split into various configurations by region. iPhone 12 Pro will reportedly have a 6.1-inch display, as will the lower-priced iPhone 12 Max, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max will be 6.7 inches in size. The iPhone 12 Pro Max will reportedly be 6.7 inches in size.

Both iPhone 12 Pro devices are expected to feature a triple-lens rear camera and a LiDAR sensor that can accurately measure depth, which will greatly enhance the augmented reality experience. These phones are said to feature 120Hz ProMotion displays, unique stainless steel chassis, more memory, and support for the fastest 5G networks.

Notably, no matter which iPhone 12 you choose, they will all use the same A14 Bionic processor, a 5-nanometer processor that is said to be not only more powerful than the existing A13 Bionic, but also, due to its smaller size efficiency is also said to be improved due to its smaller size.

Interestingly, among the iPhone leaks, MySmartPrice reports that a Mac named A2330 has also been spotted in the EEC database. It is described as an "Apple-branded personal computer" running macOS Catalina; it may be the new iMac 2020, which is scheduled to be announced at Apple's WWDC 2020 online event on June 22.