First look at NEW iPhone 13 colour before it’s even out on sale

APPLE’S new iPhone 13 Pro is out tomorrow – and it’s available in a new Sierra Blue colour option.

New iPhone paintjobs are always tempting, and let you show off your flashy new model.

Sean Keach / The SunThe new iPhone 13 Pro comes in Sierra Blue[/caption]

Sean Keach / The SunIt can look paler depending on the ambient light[/caption]

Sean Keach / The SunThe Sierra Blue option has an attractive shimmer when it catches the light[/caption]

We’ve been testing out the iPhone 13 Pro ahead of its launch – read our iPhone 13 Pro review.

But that means we’ve also had a chance to check out the new iPhone 13 Pro colour option.

It looks great, and is a nice addition to an otherwise “safe” line-up of colours.

Of course, Sierra Blue isn’t the only iPhone 13 Pro colour option.

The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max both come in the same four colour options.

There’s the new Sierra Blue, which is a paler option that looks great.

And then there are the more traditional Silver, Gold and Graphite options.

The latter is the closest you’ll get to a “black” paintjob.

And for the regular iPhone 13, we’ve also seen the addition of a Pink colour option.

From the marketing images, it appears to be quite a pale pink – which will probably give it broader appeal.

Just like last year, the iPhone 13 Mini and iPhone 13 get the widest range of colours.

We’re also getting the traditional (PRODUCT)RED colour option, which includes a donation to charity.

And then there are more traditional Blue, Midnight and Starlight colour options.

It’s possible that Apple could release more colours in a few months.

That happened earlier this year, when Apple introduced a new purple version of last year’s iPhone 12.

AppleHere are the four iPhone 13 Pro colour options[/caption]

AppleThese are the five iPhone 13 colour options[/caption]

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