Apple iPhone 15 Lineup to Introduce a Whole New Suite of Color Options; Here's the leaked Info

With the iPhone 15 series, Apple intends to provide a completely new range of colour choices. Although the Cupertino Giant rarely introduces new designs, and credit where credit is due, they do update their lineups by repainting the current chassis. Consider the iPhone 14 as an example. Apple refreshed the outdated design by adding a fresh deep purple hue. Several hues are anticipated for the upcoming Apple iPhone 15 Pro.

Also Read: Apple iPhone 15 Price in Pakistan

Apple has a history of changing the paint treatments with each new iPhone lineup. The release of the iPhone 15 series has the internet waiting for a brand-new theme. And the most recent 9to5Mac leak confirms it. Below is a detailed description of each of the new colours.

The dark red colour option for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max is arguably the most alluring. The colour #410D0D has the Hexadecimal designation of Burgundy, often known as Dark Sienna.

The basic iPhone 15 catalogue also has ambitions to expand the range of colours. The claimed iPhone 15 and 15 Plus devices will reportedly come in deep pink and vivid blue colour variants, respectively, with the Hex Codes #CE3C6C and #4DB1E2. The first is known as Telemagenta, and the second is known as Picton Blue. The addition of new colours to the collection could affect the pricing of the new iPhone.

Apple will probably offer brighter variations of red in addition to the dark red colour seen on iPhone 15 Pros, as well as classic hues like gold, silver, and space grey. However, the regular models will come in conventional hues like Red, White, or Black.

Also Related: Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Price in Pakistan

According to rumours, this year’s higher-end iPhones will include titanium construction, and the dark red shade will only be available on those models. That is a shift for Apple, as the company’s only other titanium-chassis-equipped device to date is the Apple Watch 8 Ultra. We’ll need to wait for confirmation from further sources before making a statement.