Pink iPhone 15 Possibly Arriving This Year, Says Alleged Foxconn Insider

Exciting news for iPhone fans! The upcoming Apple iPhone 15 might come in more colors than we thought, including a possible Pink option.

As we approach the September 2023 launch, rumors about Apple's color choices for the iPhone 15 Series are spreading -- and according to a recent disclosure by @VnchocoTaco, who has a history of providing accurate Apple leaks, there could be a bunch of surprising colorways available for the non-Pro models.

Creative rendition or product concept of the rumored Pink iPhone 15 based on Product RED version of Apple iPhone 14

The Twitter leak includes an image from Weibo, a Chinese social media platform, which mentions the use of Green, Light Yellow, and Pink models for the iPhone 15. Interestingly, though, the screenshot doesn't provide substantial proof apart from a Foxconn security badge or employee identification card, suggesting a connection to Apple's assembly partner in China.

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In previous leaks, another Chinese Weibo user mentioned a green color for the iPhone 15 and a crimson shade for the iPhone 15 Pro. Additionally, back in February, leaks suggested a pink and blue iPhone 15 and a dark red iPhone 15 Pro.

Let's keep in mind that these color leaks may not be entirely accurate, especially for the initial launch. Apple often introduces new colors for the iPhone lineup mid-year, so it's possible that one color might not be available until spring 2024.

Also, it's always better to take these rumors or leaks with a grain of salt. After all, only Apple knows for sure the official details about their upcoming products.

As we eagerly await official announcements from Apple, I guess it's good to be excited about the possibility of a wide range of colors for the iPhone 15. Whether it's Midnight, Starlight, Green, Yellow, Pink, or even the iconic Product (RED), the iPhone 15 might just surprise us with its vibrant colorways.

So what do you think about the rumored Pink iPhone 15? Do you like it or do you think Apple should ditch the idea? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.