iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e Leak Reveals Matching Battery and Display

A fresh leak says Apple’s iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e will share a 4430mAh battery and a 6.3-inch display. Both phones are expected in early 2027, though Apple has not confirmed any official details yet.
iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e
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Apple is expected to launch three phones in early 2027: the iPhone 18, the iPhone 18e, and the iPhone Air 2. A new leak from November 9 now shows what the two lower-cost models may offer. 

A Weibo user named Fixed Focus Digital shared the details, and he says several sources have verified the leaked image behind them. Cost control seems to be the reason for the overlap. 

Earlier reports said Apple plans to use the same manufacturing process for both phones, which could save money as memory costs climb during the AI boom.

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Leaked Image Lists a 4430mAh Battery and 6.3-Inch Screen for Both

The leaked image lists a larger battery for both models, with the same 4430mAh capacity. Both phones will also get a 6.3-inch display. 

The iPhone 18 keeps its 48MP main camera, although the camera module will shrink slightly. The Ultra Wide camera stays exclusive to the iPhone 18, so the iPhone 18e will go without it. The leaker did not share any direct statement from Apple, and the company has not confirmed any of these details.

What Matching Hardware Could Mean for Buyers

Offering the same battery in both phones is likely a cost-cutting step, but it is good news for users. A larger battery, paired with the A20 chip's efficiency gains, could mean longer use on a single charge. 

The 6.3-inch screen also hints at a design change for the iPhone 18e. Apple has never used a notch on a display this size, so the phone will probably move to a Dynamic Island instead. Buyers should treat all of these specs as rumors until Apple makes an official announcement

Pricing is still unknown, and the launch date has not been shared either. Fans of smaller, lower-priced iPhones will want to watch this closely, as the gap between the two models keeps shrinking.