Last year iPhone 17 Pro’s Cosmic Orange color proved an instant hit, but rumors indicate it’s being replaced in iPhone 18 Pro by a new burgundy. Here’s what to expect, per a new leak. Here’s what to expect from iPhone 18 Pro’s main new color Source: Sonny Dickson Historically, Apple has stuck with very muted colors for its Pro model iPhones. But the company made a big pivot with iPhone 17 Pro. Rather than limiting the device to shades of black and white, Apple launched a flashy Cosmic Orange color that immediately became very popular. Rumors indicate the company plans a similarly bold direction for iPhone 18 Pro. But rather than sticking with another orange option, Apple is expected to offer three (maybe four) colors: Burgundy/Dark Cherry Light Blue Silver possibly Dark Gray Rumors are unclear regarding there being a dark gray/black color this year. But there’s a strong consensus on the other three. And among them, the dark cherry/burgundy is expected to be the new flagship that’s the focus in Apple’s marketing. Today in a post on Weibo, leaker Fixed Focus Digital says he’s seen lighter and darker versions of the color surface online. But he believes the correct shade is the darker variant, a purple-red shade that resembles cherry. Some reporting has called the color just ‘red’ or ‘deep red,’ which is likely why some mockups have a lighter, red-heavy look. But per the leaker, a more purple-tinged cherry is what we’re getting. What do you think of the rumored iPhone 18 Pro flagship color? Let us know in the comments. *Shop at Apple with 15% discount on certified refurbished Best iPhone accessories AirPods Pro 3 (now only $189, down from $249) MagSafe Car Mount for iPhone 10-year AirTag battery case 100W USB-C fast charging power adapter AirTag 2 (1-pack / 4-pack) FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.
iPhone 18 Pro’s flagship new color detailed by leaker
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