The iPhone 16 Pro will be unveiled next month, and we're already getting some early information about the new color options. A new image from Sonny Dickson shows the iPhone 16 Pro in a variety of colors, including a darker variant of Black Titanium.
Apple regularly releases new colors for its iPhone models that are well received by users. This year, several new color variants are planned for the iPhone 16 Pro. We take a closer look at the new colors and compare them with the previous options.
colors of the iPhone 16 Pro
The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will be available in the following colors:
- Natural Titanium
- Rose Titanium
- White Titanium
- Black Titanium
Natural Titanium
This color is already known and will remain for the iPhone 16 Pro. It offers a neutral look and suits many different styles.
Rose Titanium
Rose Titanium is a new color added this year. It's a variation on the classic gold tone and may appeal to users who prefer a more striking but still subtle color.
White Titanium
White titanium is a simple and elegant color that is especially popular with fans of minimalist design.
Black Titanium
The new Black Titanium is significantly darker than the iPhone 15 Pro version. This color gives the iPhone 16 Pro a striking, modern look.
Comparison with the iPhone 15 Pro
The iPhone 15 Pro is available in Natural Titanium, Blue, Titanium White, White and Black Titanium. The iPhone 16 Pro brings two new options into play with Rose Titanium and a darker version of Black Titanium.
Missing color: Rose Titanium
On the one by Sonny Dickson posted The color Rose Titanium is missing from the picture. The reasons for this are not entirely clear. Rose Titanium is being introduced as a new variant that is reminiscent of the previous gold tone.
New color options for the iPhone 16 Pro
The iPhone 16 Pro will be available in several new colors, including a darker version of Black Titanium and the new color Rose Titanium. These additions give users more choices. More details are expected to be announced when the device is officially unveiled in September. (Image: Apple)
