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Kuo suggests that Apple appears to have decided against introducing new solid-state buttons on the next models due to technical issues yet to be resolved before mass production.
In October, Kuo stated that the models would eliminate physical buttons and replace them with new solid-state buttons. At that time, Kuo mentioned that two additional Taptic Engines inside the iPhone would provide haptic feedback to simulate the sensation of pressing buttons that do not physically move. This design is similar to the Home button on newer iPhones or the trackpad on newer Macs.However, in a Medium post today, this analyst stated that the upcoming iPhone series will continue to use physical buttons like the previous generation.
My latest survey shows that due to unresolved technical issues prior to mass production, both premium iPhone 15 Pro models (Pro and Pro Max) will abandon the solid-state button design and stick with the traditional physical button design.
However, in a recent post on Medium, this analyst stated that the upcoming iPhone series will continue to utilize physical buttons just like the previous generation.
My latest survey indicates that due to unresolved technical issues prior to mass production, both premium models of iPhone 15 Pro (Pro and Pro Max) will abandon solid-state status buttons and stick with the traditional physical button design.' Kuo wrote. It remains unclear whether the 'traditional' design means there will be two volume buttons or if Apple will still use a single elongated volume button as before. Let's wait and see!
