Warmer weather doesn't just mean the start of summer. It is usually a clue for concept designers to start enhancing their iPhone concept art so that everyone gets a best guess at what Apple is planning for the fall phone update. And the iPhone 12 is unlikely to be an exception to that trend, even if a later-than-usual launch is expected.

The latest iPhone 12 concept video, and one of the best, is by Devam Jangra, who produced the iPhone 12 Pro video that Cupertino himself is likely to produce.

The video Jangra created for ConceptsiPhone is quite consistent with all the iPhone 12 rumors circulating, especially the camera bump and the square edges of the phone.

In the former rumor, the Pro model of the iPhone adds a LiDAR sensor to the main lens, ultra-wide angle lens, and telephoto lens that Apple introduced in the iPhone 11 Pro, and they appear in a square array, with a flash in the center, like rolling a 5 on a six-sided die It is speculated that everything is visible.

As for the phone's square edges, it has long been a popular iPhone 12 rumor, as Apple watchers expect the phone this fall to shift from rounded edges to something closer to the iPhone 5.

If Jangra's video deviates from the widely accepted look of the iPhone 12 Pro, it is in the colors featured. As widely expected, there is a blue option. However, the video also showcases brick and mustard color schemes alongside more traditional gray and silver options. While it's safe to say that Apple is unlikely to feature these particular colors, we wouldn't be disappointed if it did - the Pro model plays it pretty safe in contrast to the more colorful iPhone 11 options.

Jangra's video lays out a list of other features associated with the iPhone 12 Pro models, including displays with 120Hz refresh rates and 5G connectivity. 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max are expected to join the two iPhone 12 models with 5.4-inch screens and 6.1-inch displays.

Current rumors suggest that the iPhone 12 will ship in October, but this is due to the coronavirus outbreak that has disrupted Apple's production schedule and will delay the normal September release.