Apple is testing 200 megapixel Reare Camera Sensor for future iPhone models: Report

Apple is testing a high resolution camera sensor for one of its future iPhone models, according to a prominent tipter. However, the tipter does not show much of the fact that the Capartino -based Tech Dev is testing the 200 -megapixel camera. It is expected to be part of the pro -models at the high -end. We do not know which repetition of the iPhone is expected to take this sensor. From what we have seen in the iPhone 17 and the iPhone 18 series so far, they are unlikely to add a high resolution camera.

Apple is allegedly checking a 200 -megapixel camera

Tapster Digital Chat Station has claimed in a recent Webo Post Apple is testing 200 megapixel sensors for one of its future iPhone models. The tipter does not show any other details about the camera or handset that can come into it. Readers are advised to take this information with a pinch of salt until we learn more details. This tipter has a valid Apple Product Leak Offer history, therefore, it is worth considering.

The iPhone 17 Pro Models have been instructed to present a 48 -megapixel telephone shooter as well as 48 megapixel primary rear camera. It is unlikely that the Apple iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max will jump into a 200 -megapixel main camera for the Processes in the iPhone 18 lineup from the main camera of 48 megapixel in different cases. Therefore, even if information about a large sensor testing company is correct, it can happen a few years before seeing it.

Specifically, according to the recent leak, the iPhone 18 Pro and the Pro Max Model can come with the Under -display fee ID camera. This shows that the front cameras will be hidden, with no visible cut -out on the display panel.

The current iPhone 16 Pro Max and iPhone 16 Pro Handsets have triple rear cameras, including a 48 -megapixel main camera, 48 megapixel ultra -wide shooter, and a 12 -megapixel telephone camera. The phones have a 12 -megapixel trudopathy camera in the front for selfies and video calls.