New renders of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro reveal significant design changes, including a repositioned Apple logo and a new aluminum finish. The images, shared by reliable Apple leaker Majin Bu, offer the clearest view yet of the redesigned back panel.
One of the most notable features is the relocation of the Apple logo. While it remains centered, it will now be aligned with the center of the rear glass section, not the full body of the phone. This adjustment is linked to the new partial-glass and aluminum hybrid design, required to support wireless charging and MagSafe functionality.
The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to feature a two-tone appearance, with the main body and camera bump constructed from aluminum, a departure from Apple’s traditional all-glass rear panels.
Although the off-center logo might seem unconventional, the design has been backed by another well-known source, Sonny Dickson, lending credibility to the leak.
Apple has not yet confirmed the changes, but the repeated leaks suggest they are likely to appear in the final design. The iPhone 17 lineup is expected to be officially announced later this year, likely in September.
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