Latest iPhone 14 Pro Leak Reveals One of its Colors

Apple is preparing for the launch of the iPhone 14 series in the coming weeks. September will be a huge blast for smartphone fans curious to know this handset's potential design.

According to the latest report, the recent leak from a Chinese tipster exposed the potential design of the device.

Here's what the iPhone 14 Pro looks like in real life.

iPhone 14 Pro Color Leak

Previously, several rumors pointed out that the next-gen Apple handset will sport an upgraded selfie camera and autofocus lens.

To compensate for these features, people are expecting to pay a high price to purchase this smartphone.

The stream of unverified leaks keeps on rushing ahead of its official release as another rumor might have revealed the possible color option of the iPhone 14.

9to5Mac spotted on a Chinese microblogging site that the upcoming iPhone Pro variant will arrive in purple. The Weibo user who goes by the name "Sleepy afternoon" has uploaded a clip showing its real-life color.

At first, you will notice that it looks blue, but when the phone is flipped sideways, it is colored purple. No one knows if it's just a burner phone or a prototype that's taken from a factory in China.

DuanRui, a prominent Twitter figure who regularly reposts different content from Chinese social media platforms, has posted a picture of the iPhone 14 Pro in five possible colors.

Aside from purple, the image shows a hint of silver, gold, graphite, and navy blue for the new iPhone 14 model.

Somehow, Jioriku, a self-proclaimed Apple leaker according to his Twitter bio, has slightly predicted these colors. He mentioned that purple would be a substitute for sierra blue. He accurately guessed the rest of the options except the Green color.

Larger Camera Bump on iPhone 14 Pro?

Outside the aesthetics, several reports suggest that the iPhone 14 Pro will be getting a huge camera bump on its launch date.

According to Macrumors, Max Weinbach shared the image of the alleged rear camera bump, which is believed to be bigger than the iPhone 13 model.

In relation to this, Jon Prosser previously said that the Pro variant would be adopting a flush rear camera array for the first time.

Meanwhile, Apple sees a downward trend in the adoption of smartphones in the market. However, iPhone sales in China remain strong despite this imbalance.

The Cupertino giant witnessed a 147% growth in the number of iPhones sold in the country. Even though China was hit with COVID-19 lockdowns, supply chain issues, and chip shortages, it managed to thrive in the industry, and the iPhone fared better than the rest of the OEM brands.

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Written by Joseph Henry