Bezel-less iPhone 20 rumours are already reshaping how many iPhone owners think about their next upgrade. Apple is widely tipped to mark the iPhone’s 20th anniversary in 2027 with a radical, bezel-less iPhone 20 that moves closer than ever to an all‑screen slab of glass.
Bezel-less iPhone 20 and Liquid Glass Display
At the heart of the bezel-less iPhone 20 leaks is a new “Liquid Glass Display” that gently curves along all four edges of the phone. Display tipsters suggest Apple is working on a custom quad‑curved OLED panel that uses optical tricks to make bezels almost disappear without the distortion seen on many Android curved screens. Separate reports describe an edge‑to‑edge glass design with only a thin metal strip for structural support, replacing the flat-sided look of recent iPhones.
Under‑Display Face ID and Camera Plans
Apple is also said to be pushing hard to hide every visible cutout on the bezel-less iPhone 20’s front. Analysts are divided on whether full under‑display Face ID and an under‑screen selfie camera will be ready by 2027, with some expecting under‑display Face ID to arrive first and a small punch‑hole for the camera to remain for a while. Either way, the long‑term goal is clear: a bezel-less iPhone 20 that looks like a single sheet of glass, with sensors invisible to the eye.
iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Fold Before 2027
For users wondering whether to wait, important changes are due well before the bezel-less iPhone 20. Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in September 2026, with rumours pointing to under‑display Face ID and a relocated punch‑hole camera to maximise usable screen space. Multiple reports also say Apple’s first foldable iPhone, often called iPhone Fold, is on track to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series, with limited initial production and pricing likely at the very top of the line‑up.
Should You Wait for the Bezel-less iPhone 20?
If you upgrade your iPhone every year or two, waiting specifically for the bezel-less iPhone 20 in 2027 may not be necessary; you will likely pass through the iPhone 18 generation and possibly the iPhone Fold along the way. But if you typically hold on to your phone for three to four years, the combination of a Liquid Glass Display, near‑invisible bezels and more advanced under‑display tech could make the bezel-less iPhone 20 one of the most significant iPhone redesigns in a decade.
