The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are expected to be similar to their predecessors when it comes to overall design but a new report is suggesting the new handsets will differ when it comes to one critical aspect: thickness.

The unveiling of the official version of Apple’s iPhone 6s is exactly two weeks from now, but that hasn’t stopped luxury gift and specialist gold-plating company Goldgenie from opening pre-order interest in the device.

Note that Apple won’t replace your phone, just the iSight camera module.

Aside from these, Apple said it may restrict or limit fix to the original country of purchase and clarified that this worldwide program does not extend the standard warranty coverage of the iPhone 6 Plus.

This is further backed up by a French Apple news site, Mac4Ever. The new iOS 9 promise massive updates to Siri, Apple Pay enhancements and new News app, moreover the map functionality was also introduced. While Apple made it available for the masses in July which marked the first time the company offered a sneak preview of its mobile operating system. But before the iPhone 6 launched past year, 97% of respondents in a 1,500-person WalletHero survey said they’d be more likely to buy the next iPhone if it had better battery life, which was easily the greatest group consensus. The venue was reportedly booked for the week of September 7 by an unnamed company.

Apple has posted a support page on its website acknowledging that certain iPhone 6 Plus cameras have a component which could fail, along with a way to see if you’re eligible for a free replacement. Basically, this feature is only found in high-end phones like iPhone 6S and 6S plus.

Apple’s next iPhone is also expected to include a Force Touch display that is capable of distinguishing between brief taps and longer presses, as well as an A9 processor.