New iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Colors Revealed Ahead of Apple Event
Apple is "shaking up its color palette" for its iPhone 16 lineup this year, according to well-connected Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman.
According to Gurman, the iPhone 16 Pro models will come in a Gold Titanium to replace Blue Titanium, while the Black, White, and Natural Titanium options that debuted with the iPhone 15 Pro will remain unchanged.
Previous rumors and leaks were apparently accurate about the Pro model colorways, although the Gold Titanium version was previously described as "bronze-like" with a "Desert Titanium" naming convention. Gurman recently said the Gold color "looks impressive and not terrible like the early renders."
Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus will reportedly come in these colors: White (replacing yellow) and new shades of green, pink, and blue. Gurman does not mention a black option, but it's possible it could be available in essentially the same shade as the iPhone 15's black.
Apple will debut the new iPhone 16 lineup at its upcoming "It's Glowtime" event, which is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time on Monday, September 9.
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