Multiple tech outlets report a new rumor that Apple is testing a larger display for next year’s iPhone 20 lineup, tied to the phone’s 20th anniversary celebration. The claim, attributed to Chinese leaker Digital Chat Station, says Apple is prototyping a display measuring about 6.96 inches, which could be marketed as a 7-inch screen if it reaches production. Sources agree this size would make it Apple’s largest iPhone display, while still being only a small increase over the current iPhone Pro Max panel size (roughly mid-to-high 6-inch range, depending on the model and measurements reported).
The reports also place the rumor within a broader set of expectations for the iPhone 20 Pro models. Other recent rumors describe an edge-to-edge, near borderless look using “quad-curved” glass on multiple sides, along with solid-state or haptic-style buttons and a more significant redesign. While the outlets converge on the display testing claim for one of the largest models (commonly described as the iPhone 20 Pro Max), they also note that it remains unconfirmed whether Apple will actually use the tested panel and which exact iPhone model would include it.
