The iPhone 12 release date has been the subject of much speculation due to the coronavirus outbreak iPhone 12 will be released this fall, according to some reports, while others say it could be delayed to the holiday season or even early 2021

If these latest reports prove accurate, the truth will be somewhere in between And those who want an iPhone 12 with the largest display will have to be prepared to wait

According to MacRumors, Jeff Pu, an analyst at Chinese research firm GF securities, said that the Engineering Verification Test phase of iPhone 12 development may have been extended by two weeks That would put the 54-inch iPhone 12 in late April, the same timing as the 61-inch iPhone 12 and 61-inch iPhone 12 Pro

The EVT phase of the 67-inch iPhone 12 Pro will reportedly not take place until mid-May As a result, Pooh said he expects the release dates for the 54-inch iPhone 12 and the two 61-inch devices to be in September The largest, the 67-inch iPhone 12 Pro, will not hit store shelves until October

As MacRumors points out, Apple has been rolling out the iPhone in two phases in the past This includes the iPhone 8, which was released in September, followed by the iPhone X in November And the iPhone XR was released in October, following the September launch of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max

But from what we're hearing, the main difference between the 61-inch iPhone 12 Pro and the 67-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max is just size The previous two phases of the announcement talked about completely different phones

Generally speaking, all four iPhone 12 models are expected to feature OLED displays this time around, 5G connectivity, and Apple's fast new A14 Bionic processor, which is as powerful as a MacBook Pro However, the iPhone 12 Pro model is expected to again feature a third telephoto camera, as well as a new LiDAR scanner for advanced augmented reality (AR) performance and enhanced photo and video capture with time-of-flight data

During this time, according to analyst Pu, Apple will unveil the new iPhone SE/iPhone 9 in mid-April That phone is expected to be priced at $399 and, like the Google Pixel 4a, will feature a 47-inch display, A13 chip, and Touch ID