Apple's iPhone 19 Pro and Pro Max are rumored to get a radical redesign for the brand's 20th anniversary. Analyst Jeff Pu and leaker Digital Chat Station both point to a quad-curved display that eliminates bezels, plus under-display Face ID that leaves only a hole-punch cutout or none at all. The design is already in evaluation testing on the mass production line.

This isn't a separate anniversary model. The Pro lineup itself gets the overhaul, shifting the premium design away from a separate device. The quad-curved display combined with under-display Face ID would eliminate or drastically minimize the front-facing cutout, marking a significant departure from Apple's current design language.

The redesign confirms what Gurman originally reported. A second-gen iPhone Ultra and a new iPhone Air might also join the 2027 lineup. Supply chain confirmation adds weight to the rumor.