But now there’s a new video by Belgium-based YouTube channel (and parts seller) MacManiack (via iPhon.fr) examining the following various 5.5-inch ‘iPhone 6L’ and 4.7-inch iPhone 6 parts closely:
The video below, available in high definition, gives us the clearest look at these alleged parts to date, if they are indeed authentic. Check it out below:
Apple is expected to announce its new iPhone 6 models at a media event on September 9.
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