New orange color could mark a living comeback for Apple

The iPhone 17 Pro structure could be Apple's colorful start of all time.

Apple apparently plans to publish its flagship telephones in a lively orange color, a shadow that could give the classic, colorful components of Nokia and Motorola a run for their money, as in recent times the pictures and renderers that have been barked.

While Apple has played it safe with subdued colors such as black, silver and white in the past, the company seems to break design barriers by introducing bright color options for its next generation.

If it is true, the change could arouse a new interest from fashion -conscious customers who are looking for something other than the traditional color palette.

Two leaks indicate the wider color palette of iPhone 17

After too digital Trends, there are two important leaks that offer an insight into the future iPhone 17 series from Apple.

The first came from Serious Tipper Sonny Dickson, who published pictures of metal camera lens awakening on X. The pictures show an insight into the fresh colors, especially a premium -bright blue and the speculated orange for the Pro versions.

iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are said to be in five colors, including black, silver, gray, orange and dark blue (Pantone 19-4025 TPG Mood Indigo)

Already in April another iPhone 17 Pro -Leck proposed that glass and aluminum would return to titanium in exchange.

iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air also receive a color refresher

Outside the Pro series, Apple will also present the iPhone 17 and a fresh ultra-Slim iPhone 17 air, the latter with Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge toe to toes.

Both devices have a broader selection of pastel and metal colors, including light blue (Pantone 658 U), light green (Pantone 2282 u), gray (Pantone 18-4005 TPG), purple (pantone 530 u) and black and white (repeat from the iPhone 16 series).

In the meantime, the iPhone 17 Air will also contain blue -gray, black, silver and light gold. Overall, the visions are speculative for minimal available render data.

A trend that gains dynamics

Color innovation has long been limited to budget-friendly smartphones, with high-end telephones remain conservative in colors for years. This changes with brands such as Motorola and Samsung.

Light orange and mint colors attracted attention in Motorolas Razr Ultra 2025, and Samsung's latest Galaxy Z Flip 7 series offers coral red and mint. This is an urgently needed thrust for the foldable segment.

Finally, the Cupertino Titan recognizes the interest of the users of being more expressive in their devices. It speaks volumes when the orange color leak came out.