Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro has been a subject of numerous leaks in the past couple of weeks. While some reports have talked about its design, others have tipped the features that it could come with. But none of these reports have talked about the colours that the iPhone 17 Pro could come in. Until now.
iPhone 17 Pro colour variant tipped
- According to a report by the tipster Majin Bu, Apple is expected to bring its upcoming iPhone 17 Pro smartphone in a new Sky Blue colour variant.
- This is the same colour that the iPhone maker used in the M4 MacBook Air that arrived in India last month at a starting price of Rs 99,900.
- The report says that while Apple is considering the iPhone 17 Pro prototypes in several different colour variants and that the Sky Blue colour variant seems to be the frontrunner so far.
- As per an older report by the tipster, the company is also considering Titanium Green and Titanium Purple colour variants for its upcoming iPhone 17 Pro smartphone.
- If this report is true, the new Sky Blue colour variant could replace one of the two colour variants – Natural Titanium or Desert Titanium. Silver or White and Black colour variants have been consistently appearing in the iPhone Pro lineup for a long time.
iPhone 17 Pro: what we know so far?
- Display: The iPhone 17 Pro is tipped to come with a 6.3-inch display.
- Processor: The next generation iPhone model is tipped to get A19 Pro chipset that is based on TSMC’s 3nm process.
- Cameras: As per reports, the iPhone 17 Pro is expected to get a triple camera setup at the back, which includes a 48MP primary lens, a 48MP ultra-wide-angle lens, a 48MP 5x tetraprism telephoto lens. On the front, it is tipped to get a 24MP selfie shooter.
- Software: The iPhone 17 Pro is tipped to run iOS 19 that is likely to be unveiled at WWDC 2025 in June this year. It could also get a bunch of new Apple Intelligence features.
- Charging: It is tipped to come with 35W fast charging technology.
- Other features: Additionally, the iPhone 17 Pro is tipped to house the in-house Bluetooth and Wi-Fi modems.
