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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Leaks in Four Colors, Dark Cherry Leads the Lineup

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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Leaks in Four Colors, Dark Cherry Leads the Lineup

The new color collection for the Apple iPhone 18 Pro was found in Apple’s supply chain. We came across a report today from Macworld, and it predicted at least three more colors, not including the rumored Deep Red shade we recently covered. The whole set can be seen in the renders.


Macworld’s source that keeps tabs on Apple’s supply chain found the information about these new shades. Apparently, the company’s design team referenced the so-called Light Blue (Pantone 2121 C), Dark Cherry (Pantone 6076 C), Dark Gray (Pantone 426 C), and Silver (Pantone 427 C). These could be the exact names they’ll use for marketing. 


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The Deep Red color was referenced here as the Dark Cherry paint, which is actually the alleged hero color on the iPhone 18 Pro. Yes, it sits exactly where the Cosmic Orange stood last year. By the way, the older vanilla iPhone 17 had a Mist Blue paint. 


We assume the Light Blue color reported by Macworld is the exact copy, but this time, it’s coming to the iPhone 18 Pro. Dark Grey is very close to the pure black color of the iPhone 12. The one to the far right is a Silver paint job. This is the same as the iPhone 17 Pro and the Pro Max. For more information on the Apple iPhone price list for the latest iPhone 17 and iPhone 16 series, visit our website, whatmobile.com.pk.


It’s too early for these details to be 100% accurate. Things could change in the next few months. But this is the closest guess as to the colors on the iPhone 18 Pro. By the way, Pro iPhones this year will be the first ones with the A20 chip and variable aperture main cameras. 


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The leak about a punch hole cutout on the iPhone has become a distant dream. But there are reports of a smaller Dynamic Island because one of the Face ID components might be moved under the screen. Of course, all iPhones this year are built around iOS 27. This is not the end of the leakspree, whatsoever. Keep watching the news for more updates. 

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