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The iPhone 16’s colours reportedly span from pink to blue for the entry-level fashions and Desert Titanium to grey on the Professional variants.
In fact, it is too early to know for certain which shades the iPhone 16 fashions will are available in. Nevertheless, there are many credible leaks and rumors we will chew on whereas we look forward to the official announcement from Apple on the Sept. 9 Glowtime occasion.
New iPhone 16 Professional colour will reportedly be Desert Titanium
iPhone 16 colours
Based on Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, a dependable Apple analyst and leaker, Apple is “shaking up the colours” this 12 months.
Nevertheless, from our perspective, we really feel that the phrase “shaking up the colours” is a little bit of a stretch. The Cupertino-based tech large is just swapping one colour for one more.
The entry-level iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus are rumored to come back within the following colours:
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For reference, the colorways for the current-gen, non-Professional fashions are Inexperienced, Blue, Pink, Yellow, and Black. Gurman says that the brand new White colorway will substitute the Yellow one. Curiously, the Apple leaker did not point out something a few Black shade.
iPhone 16 Professional colours
Based on Gurman, the iPhone 16 Professional and iPhone 16 Professional Max fashions sport the next colorways:
The present-gen iPhone 15 Professional fashions are available in Blue Titanium, Black Titanium, White Titanium, and Pure Titanium. So the “Desert Titanium” colorway is changing Blue Titanium.
As we not too long ago reported, leakers have described Desert Titanium as completely different shades (i.e., from “darkish gold” to “bronze”), so it is tough to nail down its precise hue. Nevertheless, Gurman known as the colour “spectacular.”
Need extra iPhone 16 information? Try our oft-updated dwell weblog; we’ll be on the bottom in Cupertino masking all issues Apple earlier than, after, and throughout the occasion.
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