Apple launches new iPhones every year. iPhones Launches with several upgrades, one of which is the camera. Every new iPhone series has some kind of camera upgrade, even if it’s a minor one. A new report suggests that Apple is planning a major camera upgrade in the future.
According to a report by investment bank Morgan Stanley, Apple is working on adding a 200MP camera to the iPhone series in 2028. This means that the 2028 iPhone series could have a 200MP camera. The iPhone 18 series will be launched this year and based on Apple’s pattern, the iPhone 19 series is expected to launch in 2027 and the iPhone 20 series in 2028. This means that the iPhone 20 series could have a 200MP camera.
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Apple is testing a 200MP camera
In early 2025, the well-known Weibo tipster digital chat station claimed that Apple Testing 200MP Camera for Future iPhones However, it was not clear at the time when this upgrade would be available. A report by Morgan Stanley revealed which year Apple will launch this upgrade, giving an idea of which iPhone series will have a 200MP camera. Judging by this timeline, users won’t have to wait long for an iPhone with a 200 MP camera.
Currently 48MP Camera
Currently, Apple uses a 48 MP sensor on all rear cameras on the iPhone, including the main, ultra-wide and telephoto lenses. The company first jumped from 12 MP to 48 MP for the main camera and then expanded it to other lenses as well.
The new iPhone will have 48 MP cameras. The report also suggests that Apple is planning to include 48 MP cameras in the iPhone 18 and models coming in 2027. Morgan Stanley suggests that Samsung will supply a 200 MP sensor for the 2028 iPhone. Neither Apple nor Samsung has given any information about this yet. More details about the 200 MP iPhone may emerge in the future. This will be important for iPhone lovers, as 48 megapixel iPhones are very popular for photography right now. With the addition of a 200 megapixel camera, the photos taken will be no less than those taken by a good DSLR camera. That’s why there’s so much excitement about this upgrade.
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