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Secret NEW iPhone colour never used by Apple before leaks online – and ‘it’s coming this year’

THE IPHONE 13 could come in a new colour, according to an online ‘leak’.

A famed Apple leaker suggested on a Korean blogging platform that we could be seeing a new “Sunset Gold” iPhone colour.

iPhone 13 Pro Max in Bronze – based on CADs by @Jon_prosser
See it in AR on my all new website https://t.co/ToMRGEPuWu! pic.twitter.com/J9ZTzc25SL

— Ian (@RendersbyIan) June 21, 2021

Renders of the colour have appeared on social media after leaker Ranzuk made the comments on blogging site Naver.

Designer @RendersbyIan posted concept photos of what they think the rumoured “Sunset Gold” colour could look like.

According to Ranzuk, the new colour isn’t as pale as Apple’s Rose Gold.

Apple hasn’t sold a Rose Gold iPhone for years despite the colour being popular.

The tech giant seems to have listened to fans colour desires in the past and brought out a green iPhone 11 Pro and a blue iPhone 12.

It released a “Pacific Blue” iPhone 12 Pro last year, which proved to be extremely popular.

Ranzuk claims Apple will drop its blue colours for the Sunset Gold option.

According to The Apple Post, a translated version of his claim states: “This year, the iPhone 13 Pro series will be available in four colors: black, silver, rose gold and sunset gold.

“Sunset gold has a bronze feel, while rose gold looks very pale.”

As with all leaks and rumours, we’ll have to wait for official word from Apple before we’ll know the iPhone 13 colour options for sure.

Fans and expert analysts are predicting the iPhone 13 could launch in September 2021.


In other news, the next iPhone will come in a new pink colour and start at just under £800, according to recent rumours.

Apple has paid millions of dollars to a woman whose explicit videos and images were shared online by people repairing her iPhone.

And, Spotify has launched a new feature for its Android and iOS apps that spots your favourite artists and gives you a personalised playlist.

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