Apple’s iPhone 14 series color options

Expectations for Apple’s iPhone 14 series color options.

On September 7, Apple will have an event  “Far Out” where the iPhone 14 series, Apple Watch 8 series, and other goods will be unveil. More information regarding the impending iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro handsets is starting to emerge through leaks and rumors as the event draws nearer.

According to a post by Macrumors, online speculation has suggested various specifics regarding the ultimate expectations of the future iPhones, including color possibilities, models, and more.

Apple’s iPhone 14 series: anticipated color options

According to the source, Apple may decide against including a blue color option for the high-end iPhone 14 Pro series. Additionally, it’s anticipat that the company will not provide the Sierra Blue color option that debut with the iPhone 13 Pro in 2021. According to reports, Apple will sell the iPhone 14 Pro series in five distinct color options: dark purple (replacing Sierra Blue), silver, gold, graphite, and green.

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The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max, on the other hand, are anticipate to maintain the same color schemes as the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 small. According to the source, the lower-end models’ pink color option would be replace by a purple one.

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The purple color variation of the iPhone 14 Pro devices has also been mention in a previous article. A different blue color choice, which resembles the Pacific Blue variety from the iPhone 12 Pro series, is anticipated for the high-end series, according to another report.

There won’t be a pricey titanium model in the iPhone 14 series.

Prior to this, there were rumors that Apple might sell a more expensive “titanium” iPhone 14 Pro variant with “tougher and more premium materials.” The most recent report also states that Apple tested a titanium version of the iPhone 14 Pro.
The study adds that the corporation chose not to provide this option to clients since it was both expensive and challenging to create in large quantities.

Source: gadgetsnow