The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro are scheduled to be announced by Apple on September 12, 2023. However, recent leaks show that: HEPhones may launch in new colors and even colored cable options.
According to the informant we are not known21, iPhone 15 and 15 Plus variants will have at least six different color options. Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max models require the use of titanium coating to offer new tones.
According to the source, the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will have the following color options:
- Pink/Rose Gold/Blush Gold (Pink);
- Green Green);
- Blue blue);
- Yellow Yellow);
- Orange/Coral (Orange);
- Black/Midnight/Dark/Basalt (Black).
Looks like in 2023 Apple’s input devices will not be released in the traditional red version known as Product(Red). However, it is possible that the color will return as a special option in 2024.
Keeping the more serious air, the new iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max should launch in these colors:
- Blue blue);
- Space Black/Space Gray (Black);
- Titanium Gray (Grey);
- Silver (Silver).
That being said, “super-premium” mobiles should bring different hues from entry-level models due to the titanium coating. Using the same strong yet lightweight material, Apple Watch Ultra is available in a ‘natural titanium’ hue.
Colored USB-C cables
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), whistleblower Kosutami posted new images of allegedly braided USB-C cables for the iPhone 15. Accessories in orange, yellow, blue, black and white tones match the default colors of the new devices from Apple.
According to the source these will be the new original Apple cables. So for the first time, the brand must send a power cord of the color that matches the device.
Following the minimalist pattern, Apple has always shipped white wires to iPhone boxes, regardless of the color chosen by the user. Then, The company seems willing to slightly change the look of its product accessories.
Source: Tec Mundo
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