According to a leak from inside Cupertino, Apple's iPhone 12 design is almost complete.

Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech indicates that there will be four iPhone 12 models, consisting of the 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch vanilla iPhone 12, and the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max The company tweeted an image. The image confirms many previous leaks and rumors, especially those from analyst and Apple oracle Ming-Chi Kuo, and shows what to expect when the iPhone 12 launches this fall.

Prosser noted that he added the model names to the leaked images, but said the rest of the information came from inside Apple. two iPhone 12 models feature dual camera arrays and aluminum bodies, while the larger iPhone 12 Pro model has three rear cameras and stainless steel construction.

The Pro model is therefore rather similar to the current iPhone 11 Pro, but also includes a LiDAR sensor similar to that found on the iPad Pro 2020.

All four models share a reduced notch, where the front camera and Face ID technology are present, along with an Apple A14 CPU and 5G compatibility.

Prosser also said that more accurate fan-made designs of these phones should appear in the coming months as the locked-off Apple designs are leaked and passed to rendering artists.

As it stands, we still expect the iPhone 12 to launch this September. Apple may have to delay either the public or retail launch due to coronavirus-related disruptions, as some rumors suggest. For now, however, we are hopeful that Apple can find a way around the potential problems that lie between manufacturing the phone and shipping it to stores around the world.