According to Unknownz21’s source, the iPhone 15 Pro models set to launch this September will be available in a unique dark blue color with gray undertones that provides a lot of details about what we can expect from the next-gen iPhone. and accurate information about other Apple devices such as Vision Pro.

Presented with a new titanium material, the blue shade will have a matte finish unlike the stainless steel Apple has used before. The color is similar to the blue Apple uses for the iPhone 12 Pro models, but looks darker and grayer to better complement the titanium coating. We created a series of images that show the expected blue hue.

Blue is expected to be accompanied by silver, space gray/space black and titanium gray; titanium gray, a lighter silver gray than space gray/space black.

We’ve seen a few rumors of a deep red color for the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ models, but Unknownz21 has seen no indication that this color is in the works. However, blue was used on prototype ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ devices, suggesting that blue may be the last color Apple is working on.

There’s always the possibility that Apple will use the color blue to test the PVD coating on the new titanium material and switch to a different color for the first version of the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌, but the blue color used for the prototype will likely make it Apple’s next-gen smartphone offering. one of the color options he planned. MacRumors He’s seen plenty of evidence that Apple is using blue for their ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ prototypes. On the iPhone 15 models, the colors we know so far include hot pink, bright blue and green.

In terms of design, the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ models will resemble the iPhone 14 Pro models, but with some minor design changes. The bezels around the screen are expected to be thinner and the mute button is expected to be replaced by a multi-functional mute button. It will be a USB-C port instead of a Lightning port, and the volume and power buttons may be in a slightly different position.

The ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ Max will feature an updated camera lens layout to include a device-specific periscope lens, and a new, less shiny titanium frame will set the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ models apart from the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ models.