The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro features a unique liquid glass hue in its design.
### Will the iPhone 17 Pro Feature a 'Liquid Glass' Inspired Color?
A rumor has surfaced, hinting at a potential new color for the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro. This color, inspired by the design of iOS 26, is said to be named "Liquid Glass" and is rumored to possess a shimmering effect that mirrors the dynamic visual appeal of the Liquid Glass UI on iOS 26 [1][2][3]. However, it's important to note that this information comes from a leaker named Instant Digital, who has a mixed track record of accurate leaks [1].
### Expected Color Options
Beyond the Liquid Glass theme, the iPhone 17 Pro is expected to come in a variety of colors. These include black, gray (also referred to as silver), dark blue, orange (often called copper or international orange), and white [1][2][4]. It is speculated that the white variant could be the Liquid Glass option.
### Potential Body Materials
Details about the specific body materials for the iPhone 17 Pro are scarce in the current rumors. However, considering previous models, it's likely that the phone will feature a combination of materials such as glass for the front and back, and durable metals like stainless steel or titanium for the frame.
### Reliability of the Source
The reliability of the source for this information varies. While Instant Digital has accurately leaked Apple information in the past (such as the Yellow finish for the iPhone 14 series), their track record is not perfect [1]. Other rumors about the iPhone 17 Pro colors come from multiple sources, making it challenging to verify the accuracy of each specific claim [2][4].
- What about the other gadgets and smartphones in the market? Will they also be featuring the 'Liquid Glass' inspired color, as it's a design trend led by the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro?
- With the anticipated 'Liquid Glass' color option for the iPhone 17 Pro, what other gadgets and smartphones do you think might also integrate this trendy and shimmering color, given its popularity in iOS 26's Liquid Glass UI design? [1][2][3]
