Apple modifies the available color selections with each iteration of the iPhone, frequently adding a unique hue or set of colors that distinguish new iPhones from the previous generation. While the normal iPhone 14 was available in purple, Apple debuted a dark purple with the iPhone 14 Pro.
Apple’s iPhone 15 and 15 Pro models will also be available in distinctive hues. According to 9to5Mac, an anonymous source, Apple is developing iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max versions in a dark red hue reminiscent of burgundy. Dark sienna is the color #410D0D, represented by its hexadecimal value.
Possible new colors for the regular iPhone 15 models include dark pink and vivid light blue. The darker pink tint with the hexadecimal value #CE3C6C is called “telemagenta.” “Picton blue” is the name given to the color blue with the hex code #4DB1E2.
The brighter (PRODUCT)RED devices that are usual on (PRODUCT)RED smartphones and more conventional hues similar to silver/gold and space grey will likely be available alongside the dark red color Apple may have planned for the iPhone 15 Pro models. Other color possibilities for the iPhone 15 models, like shades of red, black, and white, may be available.
Apple’s dark red shade is probably made available with the alleged titanium finish for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Red anodization would be brand-new for the titanium Apple Watch versions that Apple has already introduced in the regular silver and darker titanium.
The information on the color selections is “still early” and “may change” closer to the fall, according to 9to5Mac’s source, so the colors provided may not be accurate. Apple plans its devices for months, so design decisions will probably be made shortly. The engineering validation test (EVT) phase of Apple’s iPhone 15 production is anticipated to start in March.
