This photo of various iPhone 7 models looks very convincing

A new photo appears to show a comparison between all three colors of the iPhone 7
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It's common to see leaks and rumors in the weeks leading up to a big Apple event, but the number of photo and video leaks related to the upcoming iPhone 7 must be setting some kind of record.

We've already seen a video apparently showing the headphone jack-less bottom of the iPhone 7, as well as several purported photos of both the upcoming phone and accompanying cases.

Now a new photo, released on Weibo and dug up by 9to5Mac, appears to show a comparison between all three colors of the iPhone 7 Plus as well as rose gold iPhone 7. The photos show the devices' rumored new antenna lines and the dual camera setup on the iPhone 7 Plus. Also teased is the "regular" camera on the iPhone 7. Both cameras extrude out of their cases in a rather large bump.


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The look of the iPhone 7 in the photo is consistent with a recent video leak, with a large, single camera sensor occupying the top left corner of the device's back. The same author uploaded a new video (below), apparently comparing an iPhone 7 dummy unit with an iPhone 6S. But it doesn't reveal any previously unseen details.

As always, it's impossible to say whether any of these photos and videos are real or fake, yet what we've seen so far has been pretty consistent. The current crop of rumors indicates that the iPhone 7 will come in two (possibly three) variants. The larger, 5.5-inch model -- the iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 Pro, we don't know -- would have a dual camera, in contrast with the 4.7-inch iPhone 7's single camera sensor.

The new iPhones are said to start with 32GB of storage and they are almost certain to have a faster processor. Antenna lines will get less visible, as documented in the photos and videos above, and headphone jacks will be gone. As for colors, the once-rumored blue iPhone 7 is nowhere to be seen in these recent leaks; all we're seeing is Rose Gold, Silver and Space Gray.

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Stan Schroeder
Stan Schroeder
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Stan is a Senior Editor at Mashable, where he has worked since 2007. He's got more battery-powered gadgets and band t-shirts than you. He writes about the next groundbreaking thing. Typically, this is a phone, a coin, or a car. His ultimate goal is to know something about everything.

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