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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo continues to offer insights into the iPhone 17, this time saying that Dynamic Island isn't getting a redesign.

An analyst with a strong reputation for iPhone forecasts claims that the size of the Dynamic Island isn't changing on the iPhone 17.

The upcoming iPhone 17 models that Apple plans to release this year will not feature a smaller Dynamic Island, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said

Renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has shared predictions regarding the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup, stating that the size of the Dynamic Island will remain largely the same as seen in current models. This revelation counters earlier claims by Jeff Pu,

The Dynamic Island feature on the iPhone 17 display will remain largely unchanged, according to renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

The Dynamic Island was introduced with the iPhone 14 lineup in 2022 and hasn’t seen any major changes since its debut. While there’s been speculation that Apple wants to make it smaller to free up more screen space, it seems that hardware change might take a bit longer.

A prominent Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) analyst on Friday contradicted earlier rumors about the iPhone 17's Dynamic Island, suggesting that it will remain largely unchanged.

New leaked images seem to confirm the design and the name of Apple's iPhone SE 4, which is rumored to launch this spring.

The iPhone 17 series is tipped to bring some major design changes this year. However, rumored tweaks to the size of the punch hole for the Dynamic Island may not come true. A reputable analyst claimed that he does not expect a reduction in the size of the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 17 lineup.

Phone 17 appears to bring significant upgrades over the last year’s models. Previous rumours have highlighted that Apple will replace the Plus model with a new Air model this time, use the in-house 5G modem in at least one model,