Ice Universe, who often posts early phone leaks, has put out a video of a clear glass panel labelled as the approved cover glass for the iPhone 20 Pro. All four edges bend down toward the frame, which the video’s own text calls “3D quad-curved”.
Someone holds the panel up to the camera with cardboard boxes stacked behind. It is turned in three positions, so the curve along each side can be seen. Compared with glass on today’s iPhones, the holes at the top for the front camera and Face ID look smaller, and the corners are well rounded.
In the post on X, Ice Universe adds a joke: other phone makers, the post says, have only just moved from curved screens to flat ones, and now Apple is bringing curves back. The post names no supplier, factory, date or price, and it does not show how the glass would sit in a finished phone.
The clip shows only the glass, not a working phone. There is no frame, no screen and no camera module in it, so the post says nothing about thickness, weight, the display panel or how the curve would feel in the hand. Those details would come only from a finished device, and none has been shown by Apple or anyone else yet.
Apple has not shown or named this phone, and a sample passing approval does not mean this exact glass ships. A real look at the iPhone 20 Pro will come only at Apple’s own launch.
