Apple debuted the iPhone 17 Pro with three new color options: Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue, and Silver. However, we now know that Apple is testing at least one new color option for the iPhone 18 Pro, with either brown, purple, or burgundy likely to end up as a final color option on Apple's next iPhone lineup.
Apple will pick either brown, purple, or burgundy as one of the new color options for the iPhone 18 Pro
Weibo user, Setsuna Digital, has now clarified an earlier post, noting that Apple will pick either brown, purple, or burgundy as one of the new color options on the iPhone 18 Pro.
While Setsuna Digital correctly predicted the yellow finish for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, and the Titanium Milanese loop for the Apple Watch Ultra 2, the account nonetheless does not have a pristine track record.
As of right now, it appears the iPhone 18 lineup will not sport a black color option. Also, while the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max were available in a Deep Purple color option, there has never been an iPhone with a Mud Brown option.
Meanwhile, as we noted recently, Apple is planning to launch around 15 new products in 2026, with the early portion of the year likely to see:
- iPhone 17e
- 12th-gen iPad with A18 chip
- M4 iPad Air
- M5 MacBook Air
- M5 Pro MacBook Pro
- M5 Max MacBook Pro
- New external displays
Then, between March and April, Apple will launch:
- A revamped Siri under the banner of Apple Intelligence
- A new smart home display, replete with a speaker base and wall-mount options
In the fall, Apple is expected to launch:
- The iPhone 18 lineup
- The first foldable iPhone
- The new Apple Watches
Other possible product launches in 2026:
- Smart home security cameras
- M5 Mac mini
- The new Mac Studio
- iPad mini with OLED display (OLED iPad Pro is expected to launch in 2027)
- M6 Pro MacBook Pro with an OLED touch screen
- M6 Max MacBook Pro with an OLED touch screen
- AI-powered smart glasses
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