It’s only been a few weeks since Apple introduced the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, and the iPhone 16 Pro. However, several leaks regarding the features of the iPhone 17 series have already flooded the internet. Details about the screens of the 2025 iPhones were already leaked a couple of weeks ago. Now, a new leak suggests that Apple could offer the iPhone 17 Pro in a new green color option.
iPhone 17 Pro could offer an attractive green color option
According to credible leaker Majin Bu, Apple will introduce a new green color option for the iPhone 17 Pro models. The tipster claims to have obtained some color codes for the upcoming iPhones. These include #004349 (Teal Titanium), #4f00b7 (Green Titanium), and #003800 (Dark Green Titanium).
Furthermore, the source suggests that colors for next year’s iPhone 17 Pro models are still uncertain. However, the leaker suggests there’s a higher possibility for the Teal Titanium variant. Notably, Apple already offers a Teal color option for the recently launched iPhone 16 series.
Also, it’s worth mentioning that the Cupertino giant usually doesn’t provide the Pro iPhone models in vibrant color options. For example, the iPhone 16 Pro variants are available in bold Black, White, Gold, and Gray options. That said, some iPhone lovers would love for Apple to offer the iPhone 17 Pro in vibrant color options like green.
The iPhone 17 series is expected to offer some major changes
According to the reports, Apple will introduce some major changes to the iPhone 17 lineup. The company is expected to introduce an iPhone 17 Air or Slim model. As per reports, they will flaunt a high 120Hz screen refresh rate. The recently unveiled vanilla iPhone 16 and 16 Plus variants still only offer up to a 60Hz refresh rate.
Moreover, the iPhone 17 Pro will include a new button that will merge two existing words. The same tipster who leaked the colors of the new Pro model suggests that the phone could offer a single button replacing the volume and Action buttons.
It will merge the features of both the buttons in a single one, allowing for a slimmer iPhone. Since the launch isn’t happening until next September, there’s a lot of room for Apple to change the final features.
