The 20th‑anniversary iPhone is still slated for an fría all‑glass Pro model in 2027, according to a Bloomberg report that counters a previous Jefferies analysis that suggested the design was canceled.

Apple is expected to unveil the all‑glass iPhone 20 (or 19, depending on the naming convention) in September 2027. The glass‑focused model will curve around the edges, supported only by a metal band in the middle, a design that mirrors the company’s new Liquid Glass software theme.

Bloomberg notes that Apple had once planned to use even more glass but scrapped that concept early. The Jefferies report may have been a half‑truth: the maxed‑glass 20th‑anniversary iPhone was canceled, but the redesign itself was merely toned down.

The iPhone’s design has evolved slowly since the iPhone X in 2017, moving from a Home Button to Dynamic Island and a camera plateau. The 2027 Pro models are unlikely to see significant schedule changes, as Apple typically locks in design details a year before the September reveal.