If we can’t find fault on Apple’s penchant for releasing new iPhone models each year, then we definitely will not blame designers to regularly flood the web with their own version of futuristic iPhone concepts.
It matters not whether the new iPhone model is only a couple of months old with completely new designs compared to predecessors, including the larger displays many buyers wanted nor if it was the most popular variant so far. This will not stop designers like Grisha Serov from posting an iPhone concept on Behance that’s made of steel and seems to be inspired by the Apple Watch to some extent, but also by the current iPhone 6.
As all iPhone concepts, this "iPhone EDITION" design also proposes some changes that Apple will likely never make, such as the removal of the Home button, which comes with fingerprint-scanning features on current iPhone 6 models — an obvious necessity for security and for Apple’s Apple Pay product. Furthermore, shrinking down the screen to 4.5 inches is also something Apple is likely not interested in.
Serov also relocated the standby button, bringing it back to the top of the iPhone, and giving it a smaller, embedded Touch ID sensor. The designer also suggests that the volume buttons should be merged, and given mute switch ability. Thus, with a single button, users would be able to change the volume and mute the handset when needed.
This iPhone 6s concept also does away with the protruding camera lens found on the iPhone 6, and it’s slightly thicker as a result. The device also has no visible antennas on the back, the lack of which might cause cellular connectivity issues on a metal smartphone.
The phone is also supposed to be water-resistant.
It matters not whether the new iPhone model is only a couple of months old with completely new designs compared to predecessors, including the larger displays many buyers wanted nor if it was the most popular variant so far. This will not stop designers like Grisha Serov from posting an iPhone concept on Behance that’s made of steel and seems to be inspired by the Apple Watch to some extent, but also by the current iPhone 6.
As all iPhone concepts, this "iPhone EDITION" design also proposes some changes that Apple will likely never make, such as the removal of the Home button, which comes with fingerprint-scanning features on current iPhone 6 models — an obvious necessity for security and for Apple’s Apple Pay product. Furthermore, shrinking down the screen to 4.5 inches is also something Apple is likely not interested in.
Serov also relocated the standby button, bringing it back to the top of the iPhone, and giving it a smaller, embedded Touch ID sensor. The designer also suggests that the volume buttons should be merged, and given mute switch ability. Thus, with a single button, users would be able to change the volume and mute the handset when needed.
This iPhone 6s concept also does away with the protruding camera lens found on the iPhone 6, and it’s slightly thicker as a result. The device also has no visible antennas on the back, the lack of which might cause cellular connectivity issues on a metal smartphone.
The phone is also supposed to be water-resistant.
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