With the launch of the iPhone 17 series just a couple of months away, rumors are rapidly surfacing. This year, we lead expert to see the tech giant unveil four models, but an iPhone 17 air may replace the plus variant from the current lineup. The latest leak sugges the possible color options that we could see in the iPhone 17 series. The pro models are tipped for the biggest change this year, with more saturated shades than ever before.
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iPhone 17 Series Color Options Leak
Tipster sonny dickson shared an image showcasing the dummy units of the iPhone 17 series in a post on x (Formerly Twitter). The biggest change appears to be in the color options of the iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Both phones are shown in three regular colors—black, white, and navy blue.
First Look at iPhone 17 Color Dummies: The New Orange Really Stands Out This Year—Definitely a Bold Addition. Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/m0GB6NSGLI
– Sonny dickson (@sonnydickson), July 29, 2025
However, they appear to be more saturated with deeper hues than this year’s iterations. But that’s not all. There is a fourth color option too, and it is unlike anything we’ve seen on a pro iPhone before. The iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max are also tailed in an orange color.
It is a stark contrast to the muted tones that the Cupertino-based tech giant usually uses for the Pro iPhone models.
Moving on, the tipster’s shared image also showed the iPhone 17 and the iPhone 17 Air. Both handsets share three color options, which are black, light blue, and white. While the iPhone 17 could have a light pink as the fourth color, the purported iPhone 17 Air is seen in a gold finish.
If this turns out to be accurate, it would be the first time that Apple not only introduces an orange shade of an iPhone Pro model but also a gold finish in a standard variant. As per previous trends, the colorway is usually reserved for the higher-end models. That said, this decision could be a boon for people who prefer bolder colors but have been forced to go for the non-ProiPhone models due to the absence of options in the Pro lineup.
