If you're curious about the final design of the iPhone 13, you won't want to miss this latest leak. Just don't expect anything too exciting.

The renderings on this page are said to show the final version of the iPhone 13 Pro design. According to the creators, there is a possibility of slight changes between this design and the retail version, but nothing major.

The image itself should thank the artist, Vova LD. This detail comes from LeaksApplePro, which proves that this leaker is sometimes reliable and sometimes predictable. However, these images seem to be consistent with previous iPhone 13 rumors and leaks.

The changes in the iPhone 12 design for the iPhone 13 are not earth-shattering. The notch is much smaller than before, the camera bump is larger but flatter, and the stainless steel side rails have been treated to resist fingerprints, which was a very noticeable issue on the iPhone 12.

One internal change mentioned is a larger rear camera sensor. This, coupled with a significantly larger lens, should allow for brighter photos even without night mode enabled. Apple's iPhone 12 Pro Max is already our No. 1 choice for best camera phone, and it looks like the next iPhone will continue this success.

All in all, these are modest changes and support the idea that this year's iPhone will be more like the iPhone 12S. But these are not the only rumors we have heard.

Besides the changes seen in these renderings, we are also expecting a 120Hz ProMotion display with adaptive refresh rate, under-display Touch ID on at least some models, and a more powerful A15 Bionic chip. We have high hopes. We can also expect faster and more powerful 5G modems.

Additionally, the iPhone 13 will feature iOS 15, details of which will be revealed at Apple's WWDC 21 event next month.