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Forget Cosmic Orange — these are the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra colors you can expect this week, according to leaks

Colors for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra have appeared in new leaks —here’s what we know.

Forget Cosmic Orange — these are the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra colors you can expect this week, according to leaks

Leaks have revealed the colors expected for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra. According to rumors, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will be available in three colors: black, Dark Cherry, and Sky Blue. This is a departure from the iPhone 17 Pro range, which featured Cosmic Orange as one of its options. The color selection for the iPhone 18 Pro seems to be more grounded this year, with darker shades and no extremely bright options.

On the other hand, the iPhone Ultra, Apple's rumored foldable smartphone, is expected to come in black and white colors. While there were rumors of a third color option, such as a reddish tint, these have been debunked by reputable sources. As Apple's Surprise and Shine event approaches, we can expect more confirmation on these color choices, but for now, black and white appear to be the likely choices for both the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra.

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