The release of the iPhone 16 series is expected in September. In recent weeks, we have seen several leaks regarding the entire iPhone 16 portfolio. Recently, new renders of the iPhone 16 Pro models appeared on the Internet. The alleged image suggests four color options for the flagship phone. The image appears to be of a fake iPhone 16 Pro, and it looks like the next iPhone will be available in a new color.
The iPhone 16 Pro is available in four colors
Tipster Sonny Dixon (@SonnyDickson) shared an image of iPhone 16 Pro color options on X (formerly Twitter). The picture shows fakes in black, white, golden gray or titanium. The image is the same as the one you saw in your previous post.
The post did not include any reference to official color names, but Apple is likely to stick with the iPhone 15 Pro model’s titanium color for future iPhone 16 Pro phones. The image also hints at a possible increase in size compared to its predecessors and diagonally positioned rear cameras.
The newly introduced gold color variant replaces the titanium blue shade in the existing iPhone 15 Pro series.
In May, Apple analyst Ming-Xi Kuo said that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will be available in black, white (or silver), gray and pink. The new pink shade is meant to replace the titanium blue color. iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are available in Titanium Black, Titanium White and Titanium Blue.
iPhone 16 Pro specifications (rumor)
The iPhone 16 Pro is powered by the A18 Pro chip and the display can be expanded from 6.1 inches to 6.27 inches. Its battery will be 3577 mAh. The phone also supports 40W wired charging and 20W wireless charging via MagSafe.
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