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New leak may reveal the iPhone Ultra’s two launch colors

Apple is set to announce the first-ever foldable iPhone next month. A new rumor today suggests that the iPhone Ultra might be available in two colors: silver and dark blue.

iPhone Ultra colors might have just leaked

Leaker Sonny Dickson took to social media today to share images of two iPhone camera protectors in silver and dark blue colors.

These are accessories meant to be put over the iPhone Ultra’s camera bump. It’s important to note that these are third-party accessories, created by companies based on supply chain leaks. Dickson has a solid track record with accessory leaks like this.

Images via Sonny Dickson

Top comment by CyanButterfly

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Am I the only one on the planet who finds a phone color so inconsequential? I throw a case on it anyway. In fact, during pre order, I always order what I assume will be the least liked color, as to avoid any shipping delays / back orders etc.

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In February, a rumor said the iPhone Ultra would be available in “some sort of dark gray or black and a variation of a white or light silver.” With today’s leak, it seems like Apple may have settled on a very dark blue rather than a dark gray for the foldable iPhone.

Meanwhile, next month’s iPhone 18 Pro is rumored to come in multiple new colors. Rumors say Apple is working on new dark cherry and light blue color options for the device, alongside silver. It’s also been rumored the iPhone 18 Pro might be available in black, but a more recent report said Apple may have nixed that option.

Now that we’re a month away from the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Fold (or iPhone Ultra) announcement, what’s your latest thinking? Are you planning to buy a new phone this year? Let us know down in the comments.

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