✅ 1. Apple will again make a surprising explosion with colors.
This time in the iPhone 17 series, Apple will introduce some new and never-before-seencolors, which will make the identity and style of each model even more special.
✅ 2. These 6 colors will be available in the iPhone 17 base model.
The standard model of iPhone 17 will come in these colors:
Black (like iPhone 16)
White (like iPhone 16)
Steel Gray (Pantone 18-4005-TPG)
Green (Pantone 2282 U)
Purple (Pantone 530 U)
Light Blue (Pantone 658 U)
✅ 3. iPhone 17 Air will have the beauty of light colors.
The design of the iPhone 17 Air will be very thin and light, and its colors will be light and soft.
Black
White (slightly brighter)
Light Blue (Pantone 657 U)
Light Gold (Pantone 11-0604 TPG – Gardenia)
✅ 4. The blue version of the iPhone 17 Air will be like “Sky Blue.”
iPhone The light blue version of the 17 Air will look similar to the “sky blue” color seen in the M4 MacBook Air—very light and elegant.
✅ 5. Gardenia Gold color will be even softer.
The Light Gold or Gardenia color will be lighter and brighter than the Desert Titanium of the iPhone 16 Pro—that is, a royal and subtle look.
✅ 6. iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max will get two new exclusive colors.
Apple is bringing two new powerful colors for the Pro series:
Dark Blue (Pantone 19-4025 TPG – Mood Indigo)
Orange (Pantone 1501243 TCX—Papaya), which will be slightly fluorescent.
✅ 7. The blue of the Pro model will be the same as in the iPhone 15 Pro.
The dark blue color of the Pro version will look very much like the “blue titanium” of the iPhone 15 Pro, meaning the return of the rich and premium look again.
✅ 8. Orange color will give a unique and bold feel.
The orange model will be of a completely fluorescent type, which will immediately grab people’s attention. This may be Apple’s boldest color ever.
✅ 9. This time the Pro model will be made in aluminum, not titanium.
Apple is using aluminum instead of titanium for the iPhone 17 Pro this time, which may change the brightness and finish of the colors.
✅ 10. Inspiration is taken from Pantone shades.
Apple has taken reference from the Pantone color guide for all the new colors so that the shades and designs can be more professional and trendy than before.
