Apple iPhone 15 colors: which should you choose?
Pick between a range of colours with different options across the standard and Pro line-ups.
With updated smartphones come different colors – and there’s a slate of options available across Apple’s latest iPhone 15 series. Before slipping one of the flagships in your pocket, it’s best to work out which color you want to go for.
But do you know your Blue Titanium from your Blue? This guide takes you through all the different color options for the iPhone 15 series, whether you choose the iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro or 15 Pro Max.
iPhone 15 and 15 Plus colors
While the iPhone 15 isn’t a huge jump from the previous iPhone 14, it does pack some solid additions. There’s a refreshed design with colored back panels in a matte finish, alongside curved edges rather than straight lines. Dynamic Island has made its way from the 14 Pro models to get rid of the notch for good.
The main camera sensor is now a 48MP beast, which can take 2x telephoto shots without the third lens. And, of course, USB-C has finally replaced the Lightning port.
The standard iPhone 15 and 15 Plus devices are available in pink, yellow, green, blue, and black. Rather than going for bright and punchy colors, Apple has opted for more subtle pastel shades this time around.
iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max colors
At the other end of the scale, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max devices have been branded “the most pro iPhone we’ve ever created”. The latest series introduces a new design made from titanium, which also sports the curved edges reminiscent of the iPhone 6 days (ah, simpler times) and USB-C.
There’s an Action Button that replaces the mute switch, which you can program to do extra functions. The latest A17 Pro chipset inside brings some big performance jumps. The 48MP camera sensor is improved with an upgraded coating to reduce lens glare. Plus, it sits alongside a 5x telephoto lens on the Pro Max for extra zoomed shots.
These premium iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max devices are available in Natural Titanium (a goldish hue very similar to Apple’s Starlight), Blue Titanium (which is pretty much Apple’s Midnight), White Titanium, and Black Titanium. As always, the Pro models are less colorful for a more premium design.
Connor Jewiss
