iPhone 'XL' with 6.5-inch screen and budget model with single-lens rear camera leaked

Apple fans will have to wait until September to get their hands on the tech giant's latest iPhones, but a new set of leaked images may give consumers an early peek at what the devices look like.

The images, posted by notorious Twitter leaker Ben Geskin, show dummy models for what appear to be 6.5-inch and 6.1-inch iPhones, the Daily Mail reports.
 

The dummy models were constructed based on leaked design schematics and could be very similar to what the yet-to-be-released phones actually look like. 

Geskin, who has shared images of upcoming Apple handsets in the past, tweeted photos of a 6.1-inch iPhone that closely mirrors the rumored “budget model.”

Speculation has been building that Apple will release three new iPhones in the fall - a 5.8-inch model, 6.1-inch iPhone and a super-sized 6.5-inch 'XL' version. 

According to longtime Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the 6.1-inch iPhone would retain many of the features used in the iPhone X, but would likely have a cheaper price tag than the 10th anniversary device.  

In the photos, the 6.1-inch model, shown in the color black, can be seen as having a single-lens rear camera.   

Keeping with the rumors, the 6.1-inch device features a notch at the top of the display, as well as an edge-to-edge screen. 

It's hard to tell in the photo whether the 6.1-inch phone features an LCD screen or slightly bigger bezels, as reports have suggested it will. 

Rumors have also suggested that the 6.1-inch iPhone will have an aluminum band and LCD screen to keep costs down.  

There isn't much new information to be gleaned about the iPhone 'XL' from the photos. 

The 6.5-inch device, pictured in white, appears to have a dual-lens camera setup like that of the iPhone X. 

It also looks to have a notch and an edge-to-edge to display, albeit one that's slightly larger than the model next to it.

The images come after Geskin recently leaked separate images purportedly showing the glass panels that are to be used in the 5.8-inch, 6.1-inch and 6.5-inch iPhones. 

While expected to feature Apple's largest screen yet, the iPhone X Plus may still be offered at the same price as the $999 iPhone X. 

The 6.1-inch device would be Apple's cheapest model in the lineup at a price of $799, analysts have suggested. 

Meanwhile, the 5.8-inch model would be a mid-range option with a $899 price tag.  

Kuo has previously predicted that the 5.8-inch device would keep many of the features used in the iPhone X, but would also have updated components, resulting in the higher price point. 

The second-generation iPhone X and the iPhone X Plus/XL would come in black, white and gold, while the 6.1-inch model could come in a variety of colors, including grey, white, blue, red and orange, according to Kuo.