Kuo agrees it will come with a 6.6-inch screen and adds that it'll have just one rear-facing camera along with the company's beleaguered in-house 5G chip. Kuo adds that the slim model won't be a direct replacement for the Plus; instead, it represents 'new design trends beyond the existing iPhone lineup.' That tracks with rumors that it might cost more than the $1200 Pro Max.
Apple has had one heck of a time trying to figure out what the second non-Pro iPhone in its lineup should look like. First, it was Mini. That didn't sell very well, so then it became Plus.
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