The famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo he walled up his crystal ball well and saw the arrival of tactile buttons instead of mechanical versions on the iPhone 15 Pro. Apple would therefore rely on tactile feedback (with three Taptic Engines instead of one, which should delight Luxshare and AAC Technologies suppliers) for the volume and power buttons, in the manner of what was proposed for the iPhone 7 Home button. , or on the MacBook trackpad since 2015. The haptic engines should therefore be responsible for sending vibrations in order to reproduce the feel of a physical button (which works very well on iPhones and MacBooks that have it).
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