The next generation of Apple Pro laptops could bet on three new shades And, incidentally, maintain a striking absence: no black finish. Several leaks agree that the iPhone 18 Pro will be presented in brown, purple, and burgundy, an aesthetic shift that would continue the line inaugurated with the orange of the 17 Pro.
It is best to take it easy: they are early rumors And Apple is still testing combinations. The information originated on Weibo (Digital Chat Station) and reached Europe with some translation variations, where “coffee/café” and “wine red/bordeos” are used. They can be named differently in marketing depending on the country.
What colors are being considered for the iPhone 18 Pro
The so-called “coffee” points to a deep brown toneMore earthy than the golds of yesteryear, and with a potentially premium feel in matte materials. It would be a novel approach for the Pro family and would fit with the trend towards warm colors we've seen in the current generation.
Purple would return as already known variant in other ranges, but predictably with a more subdued interpretation than the lilacs of the past. Depending on the finish and the metallic base, it could shift towards a darker violet or a discreet purple.
Bordeaux —also translated as “wine red"or "Burgundy"—is described as a dark red with a purplish hue. It's an uncommon option for Apple's Pro models, with the potential to stand out without being garish.
Meanwhile, several sources reiterate that he would continue without black in the Pro catalog. It already happened with the iPhone 17 Pro, which is sold in silver, deep blue and cosmic orange; the latter, by the way, has been an aesthetic game-changer even though the dark blue offers an alternative close to "almost black" tones.
Implications for Spain and Europe
If these combinations reach production, we can expect to see commercial names adapted for Spain and EuropeApple usually adjusts color names by market, even though the actual shades don't change.
It is also reasonable to expect availability in line with the main channels Available in the EU from day one, the color does not affect the recommended price. Delivery times may vary depending on the demand for each finish.
European accessory brands and retailers will adjust their offerings covers and protectors These shades are something to keep in mind if you're looking for specific combinations or contrasts from the launch.
For those who prefer understated palettes, a hypothetical brown or dark purple could cover the bases. color preferences without the need for a black variant, although nothing guarantees an exact equivalence in hand until seeing the actual finishes.
In any case, color doesn't usually impact the priceBut it is in stock and restocking: if a shade becomes trendy, it usually concentrates the initial demand in the main European countries.
Caution: Plans subject to change
These are early-stage leaks: Apple handles multiple to prototypes and may discard shades or adjust pigments based on production results, resistance, and internal reception.
Although several sources agree on the triad of brown, purple and burgundy And in the absence of black, the final pulse of the palette could vary between now and its commercial debut, as has happened in previous cycles.
The material and the finishing process greatly influence perception: a different polish or a treatment on titanium They can darken or lighten the same color, hence preliminary images rarely tell the whole story.
They should emerge in the coming months new leaks with more consistent samples. Until then, we should consider this selection as a provisional snapshot of what Apple is testing.
The most sensible interpretation is that Apple is exploring three warm and elegant tones —coffee, purple and burgundy— for the iPhone 18 Pro, maintaining the line without black started with the 17 Pro; a bet that modernizes the palette of the premium models without losing sobriety.
