Many are the people who try to capture through concepts what the ideal iPhone would be for them. However, not all of them do really good jobs and that without any problem you could choose Apple to make your next device. The same happens, although to a lesser extent, with the concepts of the packaging that will house said device, a part of the product that for Apple has always been just as important as the device itself.
That is why the packaging of Apple devices continues strict design standards to start creating a good impression on the user when you have not yet opened the product, while opening it and after opening it. Today, once again, we can see a concept of the packaging of the next generation of iPhones simply splendid.
In the images we can see how the designer Martin Hajek has given a twist to the past designs of iOS devices to show us a box that could be somewhat assimilated to the current design of the iPhone 5c, made of plastic and with a rounded shape, unlike in the previous cases of the iPhones 5 and 5s, full of edges.
Inside the boxes we can find the usual objects in all the models: Earpods, wall plug, and a lightning cable arranged in a somewhat different way for reasons of space. Apart from a great design, this container could be more ecological than the previous ones if they could make it of the same material that the EarPods box of the latest iPods is made, which it dissolves (literally) if we put it in water.
Along with these images we can also see some of how the new iPhone would be exposed in its 'stand' in the Apple Stores.
