iPhone 18 Pro Unveils Stunning New Colors – One Stands Out as the Clear Winner

After the leak of the new colors for the iPhone 18 Pro earlier this year, physical dummy models now show how they will appear in real life.

Our partner site Macworld gave an exclusive preview of the new iPhone 18 Pro colors in April, based on insider information. While the previous images were digital renderings on 3D models, renowned leaker Sonny Dickson has now revealed the first product samples of the iPhone 18 Pro in these colors.

For the first time, we get a glimpse of the actual tones, including the new standout Dark Cherry. This color is poised to be the flagship hue following the success of Cosmic Orange in the iPhone 17 Pro, which has been imitated by numerous Android phones and other tech products.

Dark Cherry appears to be the most striking choice among the colors, with the others not adding much excitement to the palette. However, it might polarize opinions more than Cosmic Orange, as the sample seems to have a brighter pink undertone compared to the Macworld render. The final judgment will have to wait until the device is officially revealed in September.

Based on the camera module and glass back proportions, these four models are likely dummies of the iPhone 18 Pro Max. As seen in the April leak, the colors visible are Light Blue, Black, Silver, and Dark Cherry. If these samples are from an independent source, this new leak can be considered a validation of the Macworld report.

No Major Changes

Aside from the colors, the four dummy models align with the consensus on the 18 models. It will be challenging to distinguish this year’s model from the previous one, except for the new color options.

The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are expected to be slightly wider and longer than their predecessors, though these differences may not be very noticeable. All the buttons remain in their usual positions. Overall, there are no significant changes.

If you’re seeking a significant upgrade, it may be best to wait for the 2027 model instead of opting for the iPhone 18 Pro.