These renders show what a 6,4-inch iPhone X Plus would look like

We are just a few weeks away from being able to buy the iPhone X long awaited by all users of the Big Apple. Devices are expected to be slow to arrive as the latest reports point to limited stocks of Apple's latest iPhone.

The iPhone X is slightly smaller than the iPhone 8 Plus but has a screen larger than 5,8 inches. This, as many of you know, is achieved thanks to the reduction of the device's frames and occupying the maximum size of the panel due to the OLED screen that it equips. Some designers have created renderings of what an iPhone X Plus would be like and this has been the result.

Would an iPhone X Plus be possible with these screen dimensions?

If we go back to before the September keynote we can see how there were various reports that pointed to two versions of the iPhone X were to be released differentiated in the size of your screen. Finally, we have seen that during this year only the iPhone 8, 8 Plus will be marketed as a novelty and, on the other hand, the iPhone X that commemorates the tenth anniversary of the Big Apple phone.

The reports that are already coming out of the iPhone 9 suggest that two OLED models with LCD screens could be expected 5,28 inches for the smallest of devices and the largest device would carry a screen of 6,46 inches. This would mean not only controlling the production of so many terminals, but the need for more OLED panels by external manufacturers.

For this reason, the companions of iDropNews They have made some models of what it would be like a 6,4-inch iPhone X. To get an idea of ​​how big a screen of this caliber is, take for example the iPad Mini that has a 7,9-inch screen and the size of the current iPhone X that has a 5,8-inch screen.

The result is quite surprising. But imagine what it would be like to deal with a screen of such dimensions on a device that is already quite large. Do you think a device of this size would be viable? The first thing will be to see how the new Apple iPhone X is sold.