The iPhone 6s camera could lose the sapphire crystal

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, one of the best Apple analysts in the world, has just published a report that we hope will not be fulfilled. We will start first by commenting on the open secret, the one related to the storage of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. The Chinese analyst confirms what we feared, that the new iPhone models will arrive in its basic model with only 16GB of storage, something that nowadays is no longer enough for most users. But the most surprising thing is what it claims regarding a rear camera component.

According to Kuo, Apple has not managed to pass the quality controls necessary for the new model to maintain the sapphire crystal covering the main camera lens. The problem, all according to the analyst, is that the sapphire protection would not have passed the drop test, which sometimes ends up breaking leaving the camera little less than useless, requiring the replacement of the glass.

Of course, the camera expects it to be from 12 megapixel, as all the rumors claim, and will record with 4K resolution, Yet another reason why the base model's 16GB makes less and less sense. In the front camera, the analyst predicts that the new model will come with a 5 megapixel camera, but has not dared to mention anything about a possible flash.

For everything else, he continues to say what he said a few months ago: Strength touch, which we hope will change its name from the presentation of the iPhone 6s on September 9, a Enhanced Touch ID and a new color pink gold, something that, if we take into account everything we have seen so far, it seems that it will not come. That you are wrong about the pink color can only be good news, since that would make your predictions less accurate and could also be wrong about the sapphire that protects the camera. We do not have to forget that the iPhone 6s camera will stand out just as the current model does, so protection like the one offered by the sapphire does not hurt. I hope you are wrong.