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Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro models are rumored to feature a polished titanium finish, with each color variant having a different finish. However, the reliability of the source of this leak is uncertain, and the changes could be unrelated to the titanium finish. Other rumored features include new colors, a new Capture Button, sleeker lenses, and improved optical zoom.
Rumors suggest that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models may feature a polished titanium finish, replacing the brushed titanium finish of their predecessors. This change is expected to enhance the phones' aesthetics and durability, while also improving heat dissipation. Additionally, there are rumors of new color options, including a Rose shade, and the possibility of the blue color being retired. The new iPhones are anticipated to be released in September 2024, with more details expected to be revealed at WWDC 2024 in June.
Rumors suggest that Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro models will feature a new polished titanium finish, offering a glossy appearance similar to previous Pro iPhones but with reduced susceptibility to scratches. The iPhone 15 Pro models currently have a brushed finish, which is less reflective and reduces scratch visibility. The use of a titanium frame has also made the iPhone 15 Pro devices approximately nine percent lighter than their predecessors and provides better heat dissipation. Additionally, rumors indicate that the iPhone 16 Pro models may come in new "space black" and "rose" titanium colors, with an expected release in the fall.
Samsung is reportedly planning to introduce a titanium finish on its upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra, following Apple's announcement of a titanium finish on the iPhone 15 Pro. The titanium finish offers durability, scratch resistance, and a slight reduction in weight. However, while Samsung's devices may be lighter with titanium, the weight reduction is expected to be marginal compared to Apple's implementation. Initial yields for Samsung's Galaxy S24 Ultra could be lower due to the difficulty in processing titanium, and the higher costs associated with its production may result in higher prices for the device.