With Apple nearing the launch of the much-anticipated iPhone 12 series, a new leak now suggests the premium iPhone 12 Pro Max would feature a 120Hz display. One of the much-talked bout themes in recent iPhone 12 rumours has been the inclusion of Light Detection And Ranging (LiDAR) and the new leaked video appears to confirm that it would feature at least one iPhone 12 models. 

According to a video posted by Front Page Tech, these two features would be included at least two iPhone models of this year. After Apple, in an earnings call, confirmed that its upcoming iPhone 12 series would not launch in September, the company is now said to hold the launch event in October, according to famed leakster Jon Prosser.

Leakster Prosser is known to share accurate knowledge of Apple’s plans, has said the iPhone maker would hold its ‌iPhone 12‌ launch event on the week of October 12 while pre-orders would begin later that week and shipments to start the week after that.

This also means the iPhone maker could hold an event on October 13, and start accepting pre-orders for the low-cost ‌iPhone 12‌ on October 16 and delivering the new models starting October 23.

It should be noted that several industry analysts had earlier predicted that the iPhone models launching in 2020 would get delayed.

The Cupertino-based tech giant has not specified further details about the delay in the launch. However, Apple’s announcement came soon after global chip making giant Qualcomm indicated at a brief delay in the launch of the iPhone 12 line up that could comprise four new models. Akash Palkhiwala, Qualcomm CFO had earlier suggested the delay and said: “a slight delay that pushes some of the units out from the September quarter to the December quarter for us.”