Entry-level iPhone 12 may ship with 64GB storage, here's how much it will cost

Apple is expected to launch four new iPhones on October 13 and now a new report claims that the entry-level iPhone 12 will come with 64GB storage in a total of six colours including black, white, blue, red, yellow as well as coral.

The iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max will arrive in 128/256/512GB storage variants and will be limited to black, white and silver colours, reports GSMArena.

The first batch of iPhone 12s is expected to arrive at distributors on October 5. The first iPhones to hit store shelves will be the 5.4-inch iPhone mini, alongside the 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Max.

At 5.4-inches, the iPhone 12 mini would be smaller than the iPhone 11 Pro, which is a 5.8-inch device.

All four iPhone models are expected to feature OLED displays and 5G support.

Reports have claimed that it may be priced higher than expected due to the increased Bill of Material cost.

The upcoming iPhone 12 could cost somewhere between $699 to $749 while the iPhone 12 Max could be priced around $799-849.

The Pro and Pro Max models are expected to be priced between $1,100 to $1,200.

The iPhone 12 may not come with a charger or wired earphones in the box and Apple may sell the 20W charger separately to save some cost.

A report from 9to5Mac had earlier revealed that the design of the new iPhone may be similar to the iPhone 4, the 10-year-old model of the company that was launched in the year 2010. This claim has also been made in many leaks before. 

(With IANS inputs)